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Take notes physically, look a little pretentious, have a treasure trove of questions and subjects to research later, and a little momento to remember your trip by!
Jul 13, 2025
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🗒write down the stupidest and most profound things you can think of right next to each other and make it messy. bring it to museums and jot down the names of the pieces that make you slow down your march through the building. never show another soul unless asked very nicely.
Feb 6, 2024
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😃the first thing i pick up when traveling. i try to fill them up as much as possible over the course of the trip with anything/everything ranging from ticket stubs, stickers, drawings, descriptions of people, addresses, etc. it's a fun way to chronicle where i've been.
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⭐For a hoarder like me, what better way to organize cute aquarium tickets or photo booth strips than collaged into a little notebook for posterity?
Jan 22, 2024
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👓On occasion when you are waiting in a stationary location, you have to put the phone down and observe your surroundings. Lean on something, get comfortable looking around, get a sense of how your body naturally wants to rest.
Jul 1, 2025
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Only started when I got a regular 9-5 and could adjust my schedule to wake up a little earlier. Not great at it, but I try when I can. Notice what you can't usually when you're a nightowl. Right now, birds are singing, maintenance guys are driving up to houses, the breeze is cool for the season, and a big ass bumblebee just checked me out a little.
Jun 5, 2025
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⭐Feels like less of a commitment than 30 minutes, feels more substantial than 15. "Write every day!!!!" is advice I've seen in every comedy book, self-help video, whatever, but didn't really internalize until a few months ago. No big ritual attached, no pressure no strings, just put on a timer and write on your phone, laptop, notebook, napkin, whatever you can find. It's a good way to gather your thoughts, slow down for a bit, and look around your own little mind palace for a moment. I like to do it the first chance I get at work. I put it on my Outlook calendar as BUSY: PLANNING DAY (I'm never ever planning my day)(Well, maybe only sometimes!) Plus, you get to look back and recognize the, y'know, patterns?
Jun 4, 2025