this was such a calming read. wonderfully reflective, with a ‘low stakes’ and balanced perspective on the accumulation of particular items over the course of one’s life. i enjoyed it very much. plus, i know now that the best haiku i’ve ever read is written by lindsey.
I loved this. Nostalgia and “nowheres” are one of those things that reminds me of literature.. it is infinite in a way that really only makes sense to the person experiencing it. What a beautiful thing. It also makes me think of the tangled mess of experiencing nostalgia while in a present moment… what a strange thing to think about that we all do.
this was such a calming read. wonderfully reflective, with a ‘low stakes’ and balanced perspective on the accumulation of particular items over the course of one’s life. i enjoyed it very much. plus, i know now that the best haiku i’ve ever read is written by lindsey.
So true, I do the same thing with saved objects; not necessarily in January, but throughout the year.
I loved this. Nostalgia and “nowheres” are one of those things that reminds me of literature.. it is infinite in a way that really only makes sense to the person experiencing it. What a beautiful thing. It also makes me think of the tangled mess of experiencing nostalgia while in a present moment… what a strange thing to think about that we all do.