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Everyday Stories, Lived

  • Letter no. 20

    Dear reader from the future, I’m still writing this during the pandemic, but this letter is about the ongoing unrest between Ukraine and Russia. Why would we bother? Because as a people, we are all connected in networks, seen and unseen. And the tension between Ukraine and Russia is starting to seep through all of Read more

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  • Back up a little further

    When one door closes in, right on your face, just back up a little bit. Then, perhaps, back up a little further. In that way, you’ll be able to see a broader view of what’s around you. Another door might be open on the other side but easy to miss because you’re probably too invested Read more

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  • Where do decommissioned wind turbines go?

    Renewable energy is popular–it is often touted as the “fastest-growing” source of energy with statements such as “the total amount of electricity harnessed from wind has more than doubled since 2010” and “the rate of solar power installation has grown by a factor of more than one hundred during the last ten years.” Here we Read more

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  • Fast foods, convenience foods, and sugar

    As I was thinking about how time-consuming it is to prepare good meals, the satisfaction you get from creating something that people enjoy is gratifying. But why do we eat fast food, especially when we work in the city? Because the systems force us to. Unless you really made time to prepare your lunch at Read more

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  • How do you spend your time?

    How often do you begin your day? How do you spend it and end it with your hands almost and always groping around for your devices? Just as their creators envisioned a world where devices help us make the most of our day by taking away the things that consume most of our time, we Read more

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  • In debt?

    Debt gives you the ability to live through today by borrowing the life you could enjoy tomorrow. So, if you are simply putting yourself in debt because of the fleeting things you want to enjoy now, you might be robbing yourself of the freedom your tomorrow self would be glad to have. Playing catch-up never Read more

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  • The dog I saw

    When I was traveling one afternoon, my eyes wandered on the sidewalk and stopped at the sight of a dog lying on the ground. It looked just like a dog lying on its side, actually. Nothing special. However, I wondered how it continued to move its hind leg as if wriggling (or perhaps, writhing). But Read more

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jessa

Everyday Stories, Lived

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