lovely staff there and a very good way to spend a couple hours chatting and creating, with a number of good food options in the area. how and what someone paints can learn u a lot about their little details
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Apr 4, 2025
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I dont remember the food in detail, I know I got some crepes and a coffee and it was good enough, which is a funny way to start rec’ing a restaurant in the middle of nowhere western MA but bear with me. What really captured our interest there was what surrounded us - tons of old things piled high. It’s a breakfast place in the middle of a carefully curated antique collectors store. We sat directly under a canoe, mounted to the ceiling. There were shelves of fly fishing books, cupboards of tea pots and cups, an old vermont castings wood stove burning outside, next to a half rebuilt tree house. Mirrors, camp signs, hunting figurines, and way more filled the walls inside and carved a path to the wood burner outside. The owner offered a wealth of history on any item we asked about, and flipped us through some pages in a book that showed off his old restaurant in eastern NY. We left with 2 beautiful little rocking chairs, one for each of our kids.
Jun 1, 2023
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a nice, mostly quiet space. extremely kind staff. see a movie and then stare at your email a bit
Jan 15, 2024
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little co-rec: if anyone's interested in more literature along these lines, SPARK by John Ratey is a book i read in a PE independent study in high school (bc i didn't want to take gym my last semester) that makes a very compelling argument for integrating physical exercise in your life as a solution to mental health issues. comes to similar conclusions in regard to SSRIs and really any medication in that they can't compare to the results that actually using your body can give you.
it really changed my perspective on exercise because i think physical exercise is wrapped up in 'self-improvement' when in reality it should be seen as self-care. and to bring it back to dancing: this is physical exercise that really connects you with the spirit in you and those around you, something that is undeniably a form of care
a study issued last month found that dancing is the most effective way of treating and mitigating depression. Walking, therapy, and yoga also outpaced SSRIs. and if you're saying 'oh this was probably funded by Big Dance', there's no evidence of that and if you're saying 'that's just what a Big Dance shill would say', well honey you're right
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especially the ones you Think you have hate in your heart for
Mar 5, 2024
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pfff that dumbass eclipse you guys must really hate the sun if you want to see it get blocked out for three minutes i personally love the sun because it gives us life pshhh total darkness all around you? ever heard of NIGHT? i'll be enjoying darkness every nite without the goofy glasses thank you very much
Apr 6, 2024