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The Tiny Joy Project

Jasmine

Notes from someone who keeps getting distracted by how wildly unlikely and beautiful it is that we get to exist.

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The last time

The strange thing about last times is that they almost never look like last times while they’re happening.

Nobody announces them.

There isn’t a notification. No crazy music. No title card that appears in the corner of your vision saying,...

11 days ago
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The feeling before

Most of us learn pretty early that impatience is a problem.

Be patient.
Wait your turn.
Stop rushing.
Good things take time.

And to be fair, there are plenty of situations where impatience makes things worse. Traffic. Customer servi...

18 days ago
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Just five more minutes

There’s something strangely human about the phrase “five more minutes.”

Children say it constantly.

Five more minutes before bed.
Five more minutes at the park.
Five more minutes before turning off the movie or getting out of the pool...

25 days ago
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Things the wind carries

There’s pollen on everything right now.

Cars covered in yellow dust. Sidewalks collecting it in corners. Tiny particles floating through the air so thick sometimes you can actually see them moving when the sunlight hits at the right angle....

a month ago
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What keeps you upright

I forgot how hard it is to start a bike from a complete stop.

Not riding one. Starting one.

That first push is always heavier than I remember it being. You press down on the pedal, the handlebars wobble a little, your balance hasn’t fully...

a month ago
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  • Jasmine

    I write about presence, kindness, and the small, beautiful moments that make life feel magical again. Think of this space as a pause button. A breath. A reminder that you’re already home.

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