Walking along the side of a muddy path, having deemed the right-hand-side to be the easiest route, the route least likely to end in muddy disaster, I felt committed to my path. Towards the end of the path, it became apparent that the people behind me who had taken the left bank clearly knew what […]
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One of the most seemingly pointless yet utterly delightful books in my possession is How to Wrap Five Eggs. You can probably guess its theme fairly accurately by title alone. Books can give pleasure from their content, but also for how they make you feel and what they make you think about. A beginner’s Guide
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9/10 You know that little box in Zoom/video chats where you can see yourself moving and talking and, usually in my case, not revealing your best side? Well, I saw myself the other day with a series of small, but most-definitely-prominent, undulating rolls of neck-squidge. I stretched my neck, tried that trick of rubbing my
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