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04.26 | some final facts about the adirondacks
Yes, another newsletter about going to the Adirondacks to see the April 2024 eclipse. I'm sorry! I made a travelogue and it took hours so I want somebody to watch it.
elaine
i own this place!
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04.19 | the choking churn of weekly columnizing
Most columnists are mediocre. This is not their fault. Almost no one on earth is capable of having two good ideas per week...
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04.12 | watching the moon eat the sun
For now, before eclipse news has permanently cooled, I want to record what it meant for me.
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04.03 | let's talk about tiktok
It very, very much reminded me of something else in our recent history that was ludicrous, expensive, and obviously did nothing for any of the allege evils it was supposed to be combating...
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03.20 | trapped in freedom
About halfway through last year I conquered a very important milestone in independent living - I went to a Broadway musical all by myself. And it made me feel so profoundly sad.
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03.13 | huzzah i am hitting up your highways
This Wednesday morning at around 7am, I boarded a student driving vehicle headed for Bushwick in order to take my drivers test and get an official New York state drivers license.
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03.06 | saying goodbye amidst the palm trees
My mom was able to be with Uncle Daniel a couple of weeks before he left us. Our cousins were kind enough to let her plan an extra memorial service now in March so she (and we) could pay our respects.
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02.28 | here's how i started out the year of the dragon
I had quite the itinerary set up for the first few days of the Spring Festival, and so I decided to record it all.
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02.21 | my very messy thrifted nyc apartment
Consumerism and waste cycles are topics that are really near and dear to my heart, and when I got to New York, I tried to be as mindful as possible to not buy into a culture of over-shopping.
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02.14 | what a time to deplete your social battery
ADHD time planning me did not realize I needed recovery from all of those little somethings built into my schedule as well.
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01.31 | imagining futures against oligarchies
Let's normalize fables about futures where rich people CAN’T keep their wealth eternally, because we as a society don’t let them.
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01.24 | why is it so hard to talk money?
In theory, I’m all for talking frankly about finances... But when I think about having a conversation with anyone about my own personal P&L sheet, I blanche.