The Five Things I Actually Wear
I own a lot of clothes and wear about five of them. Not an argument for owning less — just an honest count of what I reach for, and the drawer of nice things I don't.
Notes on reading, living slowly, and paying attention.
I own a lot of clothes and wear about five of them. Not an argument for owning less — just an honest count of what I reach for, and the drawer of nice things I don't.
Winter here isn't snow. It's rain and early dark. I've stopped fighting it and started doing what the season seems to want, which is mostly to hunker.
One café, one corner table, watched long enough to start teaching me things. I've seen a single plane tree very thoroughly and I'm not sure I've got less out of it.
I caught myself reaching for the phone before the coffee, with nothing I actually wanted to check. Not a detox manifesto. Just the once, I noticed.
Not a journal. A plain hardback with no system, into which I copy whatever I don't want to lose and can't think of a use for. The uselessness is what keeps it alive.