i was afraid i'd eat your brains
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#34: slo crostic
January and February are- in my opinion at least- bad months (sorry to all my Capricorn and Aquarius friends). Long, grey, usually cold; they’re a feat of endurance I find myself racing to get through, the optimism of March and April and Sp...
#33: time doesn't exist yet it controls us anyway
This time last year, I wrote about implementing my own Steven Soderbergh-esque seen/read diary to chart my engagement with culture over 12 calendar months.
Initially I had wanted to map how efficiently I was engaging with media and art, ch...
#32: maybe I'll adopt a highway, because every end waits a new beginning
After an awful lot of ruminating, last summer I finally made the switch from Spotify to Apple Music. Like many I found myself grappling with the ethical quandary of subscribing to a platform whose (now former) CEO was funnelling income into...
#31: demon time
I can pinpoint exactly when November became a difficult, thorny month for me and yet despite this, its continued ability to knock me on my ass still takes me by surprise. As I mentioned last time, I am not adverse to the tail-end of a year-...
#30: that's nothing compared to the fury of a woman who has been cheated out of trick-or-treats
Toward the end of October, I saw someone say that sometimes, Halloween is three weeks long and that sometimes there is NO Halloween at all. I did not feel spooky this year; I can’t place why or how it didn’t happen, but despite having firm...
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