
This is a visual museum of pieces that I specially curated for you and me, because I am always wondering and questioning. Therefore, I want to share my curiosity with you in multiple formats and become your favorite museum.
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| Issues | 40 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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You can think of this as a review or a venting session, but I just finished reading Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke. I started reading to see if the hype was worth it. I will be honest: it took me a while to pick it up because I was not con...
When I was a kid, the world was my oyster; I thought I could be anything, and deep down, if I wished hard enough and worked hard enough, I knew I could achieve anything I set my mind to.
Or even simple tasks: I wanted to make collages, p...
A new month started, and I thought it would be great, and you wonder why I’m starting the essay like this? Well, because it wasn’t that fairy-tale and whimsical an idea, and I didn’t even have a single photo on my phone that could represent...
Again, I’m thinking with my buttons because something happened to me, and I believe it happened to at least a third of the world, so I am not telling anything new. A few nights ago, I dreamt with my ex… I know there are so many beautiful th...
I usually talk about light subjects so we can all laugh a bit and identify with each other in a world that can sometimes feel a bit dark. Still, this week I couldn’t help but bring a heavy subject to the platform. Either way, I hope you lik...
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