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postcards

Send more postcards to friends & family when you’re on a trip or to long distance pals from wherever you live - such whimsy - and there is a thrill when you get a card in the mail!

@life_on_mars

Apr 6, 2024

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sending your friends postcards!

everyone loves getting mail! even if ur not far away from the person, postcards are so fun😁 everyone get all up in this. your friends will appreciate!

@kestonruby

Feb 14, 2024

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sending postcards

at first it was just custom of travelling, randomly being reminded of your best friends while experiencing life. now i send snail mail to my friends when i miss them ⭐️

@icedk0pi

23h ago

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Make a zine and leave it in public

doodle some stuff and photocopy some random objects. write terrible poetry and print it. It doesn't have to mean anything to be art. leave them in cafes and train stations for anyone to find

@peskydog

Feb 16, 2025

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PULLING ALL NIGHTERS

sometimes rest and revitalization is not the vibe. stay up all night reading the most depressing book you own, get something spicy for breakfast. swim in the ocean the next day then sleep better than you’ve ever slept before.

@peskydog

Apr 12, 2025

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avoiding the supermarket and cooking mindfully

why go to one big store with annoying music and bright lights when you could go to a small market, a butcher, a fishmonger, a wine store, and the farmers market to get everything you need? you get to spend so much more time in your community and often meet the people involved in the production of your food. making a meal with ingredients you've spent all day shopping for always feels like so much more of an accomplishment. it seems like our culture exports the act of mindful cooking onto 'organic' or 'whole food' type restaurants, when any individual person can really do it on their own sure, it can be more expensive but in my experience supermarket costs are rising while other businesses have stayed relatively the same, so the cost difference is becoming smaller. it is admittedly easiest to do this in large cities and wealthier towns, but you'd be surprised at the resources you can find in even the most sprawling of suburbs. the home butcher and locally sourced produce can be hunted down fairly easily on places like craigslist and fb marketplace. for more rural people there are often wonderful options from native tribes and local hunting clubs for local game and fish. these options are honestly better than your urban gourmet markets since they do more to build community through individual connections not every meal has to be a work of art, but taking the time once a month to source your food, inviting folks over to help cook and sharing the meal widely (buying in bulk is the most cost effective way to do this) does wonders for many things in your life, I cannot recommend this enough this may sound like stating the obvious-- "local hipster says shop local" --but I mean this more in the way of mindfulness than anything. experience what you consume to the fullest manner you can tldr going to many small stores instead of one makes for a more mindful cooking experience and is only marginally more expensive.

@peskydog

Feb 26, 2025