Nathans’s Nook for art/book recs and vibes. Mina Rome for lo-fi home cooking on a budget.
Mar 2, 2025
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a cozy lil Thai spot in south Nashville that lucius put me onto. the interior is like a 70s living room complete with all wood interiors and big media console at the end of the room. they have an old deli counter with a pegboard menu baring the faint outlines of whatever used to be listed on it that probably didn’t change for 10 years. the staff might heckle you a bit but it’s in a loving grandma kinda way
Sep 22, 2024
My favorite coffee shop in town
Moody vibe, great music, lovely people and some sick-ass punk shows
I like being able to sit down and concentrate, but also feel like I'm part of a community hangout. Seeing people come in and out, bump into old friends, play music on the patio and hug each other brings a wonderful sense of love and mutual enjoyment
Shoutout Thea for giving me free coffee
Dec 15, 2024
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was my spot!!! When I lived there. It’s pretty cheap (at least used to be) and they use the $$$ to bring yoga to schools and prisons and elementary schools etc.
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- Barista Parlor on 4th Ave North is a big airy pretty place to chill or work with a coffee
- Five Daughters bakery is way hyped up but also way delicious lol
- Richland Park and 12 South Farmer’s Markets (check which day of the week they’re open on) are divine
Mar 25, 2024
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Check out Girl Juice by Benji Nate and The Infinity Particle by Wendy Xu!
Jan 14, 2025
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I recently learned about an animal I’d never heard of and it reminded me that while the world seems small sometimes it is still vast and mysterious and there are still things out there that will surprise and delight you.
Mar 2, 2025
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I’ve had decent luck selling on depop but it can be a lot of work to photograph and post everything and then packaging and shipping. I wouldn’t go into it thinking you’re going to make a ton of money, it‘s an ok way to make a little pocket money.
I’ve read a lot of horror stories on Reddit but never experienced being scammed irl (it helps to understand/be aware of potential scams though).
Just be honest about the condition of the clothes, sell your items at a fair price and don’t let people lowball you. If you have nicer items (designer or indie brands) try Noihsaf Bazaar for a chiller experience.
Mar 2, 2025