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Watching a summer walking tour of your city in the dead of winter brings hope
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Jan 27, 2024
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this is something i should do much more of. every time i visit another city i scope out the best spots, hit all the sights, and pack in my days with fresh experiences.
once u live somewhere for a while u just kinda stop being excited and fall into a routine. there are still so many things i haven’t seen in nyc, and probably will never see, because 90% of my time is spent in my own neighborhood.
be a tourist in your own city
May 12, 2024
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used to really annoy me because every day I walk past this famous view of my city on my daily commute - but one day I realised that people have literally taken flights and spent their hard-earned money just to come and see the view that I get every single day and it completely changed my perspective
now my walk is full of joy, watching families, or couples, or friends all take picture of each other, admire the view, explore the place I take for granted no longer!!
Feb 17, 2025
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Spring is coming by this subtle remark. The last drop of Bread and Butter before the border settLes.
6d ago
having a winter activity to look forward to like skiing has done tremendous good to my livelihood in the winter. But this was, and continues to be however financially and logistically inaccessible for a lot of people.
The default way through it is through collective communal gathering and bathe in fatigue. While it’s nurturing, how can you get the jitters out living in a city when the weather can be so alienating ?
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Every year I fall into some glum out of sadness, and every year I realize if I just photosynthesize in the morning that I could be cured of eternal woes
I thought this was a big hoax when I first came across the idea but I swear to god if you have SAD please give this a try :)
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