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Finished up some work at 5pm (same time as my bf) and we immediately walked from Ridgewood to Sunnyside. Took a super pedestrian unfriendly route to get there, like…side of road no sidewalk type walk. It was very enriching. I love walking through industrial areas to get to somewhere lush and green. It feels very magical realism/storybook-like. My life has been sitcom crazy and my brain has felt scrambled; long walks have been keeping me levelheaded and sharp. Good to have someone else to dissect your thoughts with but you can do it alone too. We walked for 4 hours ish
5d ago
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tbh most of the time i’m walking around my neighborhood it’s because i’m on the way to the subway to go to work. it has sort of cast a “blegh, work” vibe over the route i usually take. last night i walked that way with a friend just for fun, and it was lovely! i recommend it.
Feb 27, 2025
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This might be the thing I love most about living in a walkable city (nyc). There is something so romantic (or just dopely platonic) about the feeling of sharing a walk home after a meal, belly and heart full
May 14, 2025
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Walking to a destination where you would normally drive, enjoying whatever you see along the way. Best if it’s a 4+ mile round trip
Feb 17, 2024
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Like Bruce Springsteen
Jan 24, 2024
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When the bar or venue or whatever is underground and you have to descend into the place because you can say some shit like “We are entering the seedy underbelly of this wicked city” “You know,” *cig drag* “crime is only a left-handed form of human endeavor.”
And then your friends can be like “Viv, you can’t smoke inside Dude also where the fuck did you find a pipe and a fedora What are you even saying” Giving you the opportunity to respond with a
“Beat it toots, you’re too pretty for these streets anyhow”
Then you remember your friend already offered to pay for the Uber XL home and you have like 11 bucks so you drop the bit but the sentiment is still there below the surface
Jan 29, 2024