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I started watching Killing Eve, finally. It’s a show featuring Sandra Oh and (goes to search up actor) Jodie Comer. I know Sandra Oh best from Grey’s Anatomy, and this is an introduction to Jodie Comer’s acting.

And oh boy, things are intense right from the start with such great acting! Jodie’s facial expressions are amazing, particularly as she portrays this playful but traumatized but devillish assassin who hasn’t been caught. Sandra Oh plays an MI5 agent who is then fired because she called a manager some variation of “dickwad” that I had never heard of before, but then recruited again for her intense interest in learning about women serial killers (based on her prior training as a social psychologist).

I wonder if that’s a route I should have gone, with this PhD in psychology. Did you know that I had a PhD in psychology? A tangent.

I’m thoroughly enjoying this show because I’m realizing that for a long time I could not find a show that filled my void for Elementary. This show seems to have the same vibe, essence somehow. I really like it.

It has intrigue. I’m curious. It’s also around serial killers, sure, but it’s not so gore galore that I don’t want to watch it at all because I’m squeamish as fuck. It’s why I pivoted from a premed route; the precursor to this journey in psychology.

I also watched the first episode of Black Mirror. I know Black Mirror is supposed to be bleak, it’s literally the whole theme of the show, and yet the first episode caught me off guard. Maybe it was my period too, but I was so upset after watching episode 1. Maybe it was a reminder.

Perhaps it was how realistic the show was. Without spoilers, I will make reference to the fact that they referenced online streams, subscription tiers, and brain-computer interfacing. Or maybe that counts as a spoiler, my apologies. I can’t tell where a spoiler begins or where it ends because I don’t personally care. Why would knowing about the intrigue of a show remove the joy of watching it? I want to know how it unfolds. I don’t understand the concept of spoilers.

I’ve been feeling the sense of cringe a lot lately. I think I’m trying a lot of new things, and needing time to anchor to the old, the foundation, the stillness within. It has not been a lot of stillness, recently.

I’m back in mindfulness. It took my therapist a few sessions to transition me into it, but I’m back. And it feels good! I don’t deny that movement is good. But sustaining it is the hard part. It takes time.

#WritingPrompt: mindfulness in the mayhem

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[1] the little moments that matter by // Sep 29, 2024.

Musings and Reflections

The Little Moments That Matter

“Only a child sees things with perfect clarity, because it hasn’t developed all those filters which prevent us from seeing things that we don’t expect to see.” — Douglas Adams…

2 years ago · 10 likes · 6 comments · B.R. Shenoy

[2] boiling some noodles (youtube short)

[3] horror haiku club prompt by / nov 21, 2023

Honeygloom

Horror Haiku Club Prompt

Liver, heart, gizzard, neck, all to make your gravy…

3 years ago · 9 likes · 3 comments · Honeygloom

[4] three things by on nov 21, 2023

Dinner: A Love Story

Three Things

Greetings eaters and readers and hope you had a good weekend! We drove to the middle of Pennsylvania to watch our senior run the last cross country race of her college career. It was a thriller, and afterwards, I kept thinking of Phoebe’s first-ever teacher conference in pre-school, when Ms. Debbie told us…

3 years ago · 50 likes · 13 comments · Jenny Rosenstrach

[5] gen z trends, the sudden virality of chili’s, and a cigarette renaissance by on sep 28, 2024

The Substack Post

Gen Z trends, the sudden virality of Chili’s, and a cigarette renaissance

This week’s edition of Substack Reads was curated by Casey Lewis, who writes After School by Casey Lewis, a youth culture cheat sheet, on Substack. Casey is a former editor for Teen Vogue, MTV, and New York Magazine, founded a media company focused on Gen Z, and now works as a brand strategy consultant. Her most popular recent posts include …

2 years ago · 646 likes · 26 comments · Casey Lewis

[6] following the play of light by on sep 28, 2024

Living Pictures

Following the play of light

I was recently looking at a book of quotes brought out by Jerry Pinto, one of my favourite writers. Jerry Pinto is a well acclaimed Indian novelist and poet and the work I am referring to, is called “A Book of New Beginnings…

2 years ago · 79 likes · 32 comments · Shital Morjaria (she/her)

[7] remembering inxs’ michael hutchence by on nov 22, 2023

On Repeat Records

Remembering INXS’ Michael Hutchence

Good morning…

3 years ago · 61 likes · 59 comments · Kevin Alexander

[8] it’s just having enough time with the people you love by on oct 6, 2024

Musing About Life in Mexico

"It’s Just Having Enough Time With the People You Love"

My ex, the father of my son, called me last week to inform me that, per his latest doctor's visit, his prostate cancer is in its final stages. When he was first diagnosed about eight years ago, we were still a couple, so I got a front-seat view of all the emotions he experienced…

2 years ago · 4 likes · 2 comments · Gaby Rogut

[9] gratitude for the simple things by on nov 23, 2023

The Magically Mundane

Gratitude For The Simple Things

Hi there! I’m Hunter. I’m a mother of a two-year-old daughter, married to my British husband, and we live in Northwest Florida along the beautiful white, sandy beaches. I share about sacred & slow living as well as my own personal journey in being a mother and a creative. Make sure to subscribe to have my posts delivered directly to your inbox. Thank yo…

3 years ago · 35 likes · 24 comments · Hunter Burgtorf

[10] too broke for surgery, too insecure for self-love by on oct 6, 2024

i wasn't finished...

Too broke for surgery, too insecure for self-love

2 years ago · 5 likes · 4 comments · Tacita B <3

[11] the dark side of unlimited social media by

Introvert Drawing Club

The dark side of unlimited social media

3:12 am: I jolted out of bed as my phone screeched and buzzed. A message about a manhunt flashed across the screen. I tapped open the community Facebook group to see if a killer was stalking the area…

3 years ago · 73 likes · 13 comments · Beth Spencer

[12] the beautiful and complicated anatomy of change by on oct 6, 2024

Ten Thousand Journeys

The beautiful and complicated anatomy of change

Dear Reader…

2 years ago · 26 likes · 33 comments · Priya Srinivasan

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lucy's time capsule — Sun, 18 Jan 2026 20:38:58 GMT

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I now only post about once a week on Medium
and my mental health has been … better,

There was a time during the pandemic
where writing more, felt better,

but slowly, as the world revived to its
“new normal”, sorry I had to use this phrase —

I found that I am shifting my attention
from reflection in waiting,

to doing, being, hoping, dreaming;
especially in a time where it feels so hopeless,

because I think at this time
we need the most to act, to be OUT there,

connecting
in real life.

#WritingPrompt: Is more connection what we need?

Hi, I’m

Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她)

and I’m doing better. How are you?

Thank you to John Rehg for supporting!

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[1] is there racism in barbados?

[2] the admirable service of harriet tubman we never hear about in school by / sep 4, 2024

For Black Women

The Admirable Service of Harriet Tubman We Never Hear About in School

Learning black history requires removing the rose-colored glasses that portray American society as just. This is why it’s rare for students to learn about Black veterans in the classroom, as their stories are considered disruptive of traditional, whitewashed narratives. While we’ve seen a rise in…

2 years ago · 30 likes · 9 comments · Dr. Allison Wiltz

[3] the less i think, the more i know - - nov 20, 2023

Beyond with Jane Ratcliffe

The Less I Think, The More I Know

Welcome to another edition of The Body, Brain, & Books. If you enjoy reading these quick, insightful interviews brimming with wisdom and hope, please subscribe to Beyond…

3 years ago · 85 likes · 89 comments · Jane Ratcliffe

[4] return - - nov 20, 2023

Garbage Notes

return

it feels like getting…

3 years ago · 94 likes · 25 comments · Franco Amati

[5] 7 mistakes you shouldn’t make if you are white and not racist - by -

Diary Of A Black Woman In A White World

7 Mistakes You Shouldn’t Make If You Are White And Not Racist

Yes, mistakes, we all make them, but some can have really dire consequences. Since I started writing about racism, I’ve had white people come up to me as though I was a Catholic priest. Often they want to confess their sins or should I say, the mistakes that they have made with their Black family, friends, and colleagues…

3 years ago · 27 likes · 14 comments · Zuri Stevens

[6] Absence does make the heart grow fonder + + nov 21, 2023

Nedra Nuggets

Absence Does Make the Heart Grow Fonder

In October I traveled three weekends in a row and I deeply missed my family. Coming back to them felt really special. It reminded me that when we are away from the people and stuff we love, it makes us better appreciate our experiences with them when we are able to have them…

3 years ago · 156 likes · 9 comments · Nedra Glover Tawwab

[7] medium: steps of chaos - by r. rangan phd, nov 19, 2023.

[8] grieving the loss of a pet by karen schwarts, nov 19, 2023

[9] medium: who reads what and why by caroline de braganza nov 18 2023

[10] how we think it ought to be by franco amati on nov 22, 2023

[11] dropped seeds by on nov 21 2023

Betje’s Comics

Dropped seeds…

3 years ago · 19 likes · 2 comments · Betje

[12] time capsule # 50 by on sep 29, 2024

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#86: Is it too late to say happy new year?

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 11 Jan 2026 16:34:08 GMT

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Happy new year! After a month-long break, I’m back with more time capsule newsletter updates. Kudos time off for rejuvenating who we are.

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[1] worked up over “what ifs” by

Just trying to help.

Worked up over "What Ifs"

3 years ago · 9 likes · Jake Ernst

[2] 5 lessons from summer from / aug 25, 2024

Elevate with Yung Pueblo

5 Lessons from the Summer

Getting what you want starts with knowing what you want. Knowing what you want starts with knowing yourself. Are you Ready for evolved dating? Join the more than 50,000 people who are already on the waitlist…

2 years ago · 275 likes · Yung Pueblo

[3] how to substack from // Aug 31, 2023

[4] the self-help aisle by / aug 25 2024

Ten Thousand Journeys

the self-help aisle

Dear, Reader…

2 years ago · 26 likes · 43 comments · Priya Srinivasan

[5] substack mastery featured newsletters by / aug 25 2024

Substack Mastery of ILLUMINATION Community

Substack Mastery Featured Newsletters: Episode 8

2 years ago · 14 likes · 5 comments · ILLUMINATION Curators

[6] why black women are frequently denied their right to self defense by / aug 21, 2024

For Black Women

Why Black Women Are Frequently Denied Their Right of Self Defense

Fight or flight is a natural reaction to danger, and yet, throughout American history, Black women haven’t always had the legal right of self-defense. One of the most prominent examples can be found during the chattel slavery era. On June 23, 1855, Celia, a 19-year-old pregnant Black woma…

2 years ago · 49 likes · 11 comments · Dr. Allison Wiltz

[7] time capsule # 31 from nov 19, 2023 — by [me]

[8] is there racism in barbados by Sharon Hurley Hall (nov 20, 2023)

[9] living with intention by / nov 20, 2023

Hoamat.

Living with Intention

Hello beautiful community…

3 years ago · 31 likes · 25 comments · Claudia Wilde

[10] time capsule #24 / by [me] / sep 24, 2023

[11] IU is my fav // / sep 25, 2023

[12] I ask for the poem to be as pure as a seagull’s belly / / nov 20, 2023

The Sharpener

"I ask for the poem to be as pure as a seagull's belly"

Emily Dickinson…

3 years ago · 10 likes · 2 comments · Sean Singer

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#85: Beginning Again from a Clearer Shore

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 07 Dec 2025 16:54:31 GMT

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If you’re neurodivergent with executive functioning difficulties, this is for you.

On the one hand,
you can get an OT/executive function coach
to support you in developing executive functioning strategies
and sorting out your life…

AND, there is no shame in hiring a professional
to help you DO those tasks,
whether that looks like a virtual assistant,
or prepared meals,
or hiring/cleaning support.

There is an important caveat
that I know, I know, not everyone can afford either of these things,
and importantly, while insurance covers the first (sometimes, rarely),
insurance definitely (most usually) does not cover the latter.

But I found it guilt and shame smashing to think through the questions of:
1) Am I paying this OT (occupational therapist) $100/hour so that I can build the skills to work more efficiently? OR
2) Can I pay someone $50/hour to work to help me catch up on the backlog?

It’s not to say one is better or worse,
but no one ever sat me down to challenge
whether one or the other is the important purpose RIGHT NOW,
and I found it so powerful to have done it.

If you’re in a space where you need to build new skills?
A coach/OT makes so much sense
to help you build self-sufficiency.

BUT… AND???

Sometimes, we just need to catch up on LIVING
and get through some backlog,

OR, it really isn’t sustainable to assume that you will just
perform the same as a neuronormative person without executive function
EVEN with your strategies, given that those strategies will
wax and wane with your energy and bandwidth.

Then, hiring a professional for THAT TASK SPECIFICALLY
makes the most sense.

I could spend 4 months doing my taxes,
or I could hire an accountant who does it in one afternoon.

I could spend all the bandwidth I have left reorganizing a backlog of mess in my kitchen,
or I could hire someone one-time to just restore it close enough to clean
so that I can try another system of upkeep to see if that works.

Sometimes you can’t just dive in and build systems,
sometimes you need a professional restore you to an earlier save point
so that you’re starting in structure
rather than starting in chaos.

And that’s okay too.
You get to choose.

#WritingPrompt: really asking why there’s shame about something and then choosing to know what our values are.

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[1] sorry about that by

Weirdo Poetry

Sorry about that

Hello Friends…

2 years ago · 83 likes · 54 comments · Jason McBride

[2] ask the east village yenta #1 from

Oldster Magazine

Ask The East Village Yenta #1

This is a new occasional advice column exclusively for paid subscribers to Oldster Magazine. (I’m going to aim for it to appear monthly.) Got a personal problem you’d like help solving? Whether it has to do with a romantic situation, a friendship, or family members…

2 years ago · 94 likes · 23 comments · Sari Botton

[3] don’t jump to conclusions by

Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance

Don't Jump to Conclusions

Violence that mars our political process, like yesterday’s assassination attempt on former President Trump’s life, is horrific and unacceptable. Full stop. Political violence is never the answer. In America, we settle those differences at the polls. That's why the Big Lie and January 6 were wrong and unAmerican. Violence is not the path forward…

2 years ago · 2968 likes · 523 comments · Joyce Vance

[4] brat summer by

ToonStack

BRAT SUMMER

Cartoonist, it’s so confusing sometimes to be a cartoonist. You want to reflect the cultural landscape like a funhouse mirror, documenting and skewing the present moment. But sometimes? You just want to dance. Hi there, Jason Katzenstein here. I ride for Charli XCX, as we all do here in the Toonstack collective. People say we’re alike — cartoonists and …

2 years ago · 37 likes · 2 comments · ToonStack

[5] a line cook’s rant about … cooking by

The Recovering Line Cook by Wil Reidie

A Line Cook's Rant About... Cooking

“One day the day will come when the day won’t come…

2 years ago · 58 likes · 7 comments · Wil Reidie

[6] red threads of fate by

Ten Thousand Journeys

Red threads of fate

Dear Reader…

2 years ago · 25 likes · 12 comments · Priya Srinivasan

[7] time capsule num 6! by [me]

[8] something warm by

cuídate

Something Warm :: Last Week 9/24

Cojelo Suave - (Ko-hay-lo sue-ah-vey…

3 years ago · 25 likes · 4 comments · Josefina H

[9] the first account of fatherhood by

Thomas Kneeland Poetry

The First Account of Fatherhood

The story is always harder to tell when it feels like you’re walking by yourself, in the midst of the fog. Cold mist, rests on your shoulder as you walk the lonely pavement before the sun comes up, and the heat from your breath creates more mist — the fire of your story leaves your body & becomes a part of the worl…

2 years ago · 3 likes · Thomas Kneeland, MA, MFA

[10] bloodroot by

Written Tales Magazine

Bloodroot

You can purchase Written Tales Magazine in print or digital format or become a paid subscriber and download your favorite editions. To view our upcoming stories & poems, please visit our publishing schedule calendar…

3 years ago · 5 likes · Written Tales

[11] what’s the big deal with womanism, why is it needed by

For Black Women

What's The Big Deal With Womanism, Why Is It Needed

Over the years, some Black men have asked me why “womanism” is needed. They wondered why the black power movement was insufficient to pursue the liberation of Black women. Some opposed my efforts as an activist-scholar and assessed my decision to self-identify as a womanist as disqualifyi…

2 years ago · 57 likes · 16 comments · Dr. Allison Wiltz

[12] Meet anti-racism writer and activist robin divine by Sharon Hurley Hall

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#84: Why are ollas so hard to source?

lucy's time capsule — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 20:06:34 GMT

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why are ollas so hard to source?

I realized that my primary difficulty with plants is that
I always forget to water them;
a week will become too busy
and suddenly
I check on my plants one week later
and they’ve not only diedbut DEHYDRATED, crisp.
I’ve wondered about those self-watering bulbs
but they always seem to involve bulb-shaped glass
or plastic — a shape and material
that makes me fear that the sun may just
hit the magnification angle JUST RIGHT
and set the whole balcony on fire.
The perfect answer is the olla:
terracotta bottles/reservoirsthat can be buried in the soil
and that slowly dish out the water as needed.
I’ve found that the drip speed
is much better than
that of glass-based self-watering contraptions.
And yet —
why is this amazing invention so hard to find?
I wanted to source locally, Canadian -
and I could only find ONE option from as secondhand store
(and now I only have one)
or one shipping from Calgary, Alberta,
that held THREE LITRES of water
(far too big for the pots that I have on my balcony).
And even on Amazon
(not that I’m shopping on Amazon)
there’s only ONE option.
Why are ollas so hard to source?
They are such a beautiful, important, helpful invention.

#WritingPrompt: Why are [insert item] so hard to source?

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[1]

The Original Baddie

Crown of Coils

My hair journey has been a deeply synchronous experience, one that has mirrored the evolution of my identity and self-acceptance throughout the years. Each phase of my relationship with my hair reflects not only changes in style but also shifts in how I perceive myself and my place in the world…

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a year ago · 8 likes · 6 comments · Badiana Badio Eckstrom

[2] from

Scarlet Ibis James Writes

The Scarlet Life Series, Vol. 1

I have always been drawn to psychology. It was my undergraduate degree, but more than that, it has shaped how I observe the world. I am endlessly curious about why we become who we become, what we carry, what we hide, and what finally breaks through…

8 months ago · 6 likes · 2 comments · Scarlet Ibis James

[3]

Ask E. Jean

Are You Stressed?

OR . . .On fire…

2 years ago · 246 likes · 384 comments · E. Jean Carroll

[4]

[5]

Sherman Alexie

Into the Breathing World

3 years ago · 173 likes · 77 comments · Sherman Alexie

[6]

[7]

[8]

Just trying to help.

Being in a state of constant chase

3 years ago · 8 likes · 2 comments · Jake Ernst

[9]

The Investment Newsletter

Side Hustles - You Should Start One Today

Tutoring photo by Vanessa Garcia from Pexels…

2 years ago · 2 likes · Tom Handy

[10]

Create Me Free

Does THREADSTACK Offer Some of the Leading Benefits of Crochet/Craft?

This article originally appeared on the PsychCentral blog Crafting to Heal which I wrote in 2018-19 about the health benefits of hands-on crafts. If you like this kind of thing, you might want to check out THREADSTACK…

2 years ago · 15 likes · Kathryn Vercillo

[11]

Sherman Alexie

Ankle Sprain 101

2 years ago · 346 likes · 125 comments · Sherman Alexie

[12]

Olive-Laced Pen

I Got It From My Baba

2 years ago · 34 likes · 13 comments · Nada C.

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#83: Where the week settles

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 23 Nov 2025 18:57:03 GMT

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Sunday // a tiny poem //

Sunday
Filled with mundane mindful moments
I am
Filling my days
With boredom again
Against an attention-grabbing, loud world
Deeply nourishing my mind
Micropoem first published here.

writing prompt // nourishing

Hi, I’m Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她) and I’m adding more nourishing things into my day lately.

Note: This was first published on Medium Dot Com

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[1] from Nov 26, 2022

[2] by

How to Write for a Living

Saturday Morning Coffee ☕ Edition #25

Writers should get paid for doing what they love, which is something few people are truly capable of: entertaining, educating and inspiring others through the written word. Become a paid subscriber to How to Write for a Living for just £8 a month to unlock every article in our archive and gain full access to the Member Resource Hub…

2 years ago · 61 likes · 7 comments · David McIlroy

[3] by

Living Pictures

A New Way Of "Seeing"

I cannot remember a time when I enjoyed the monsoon season. Except for this faint memory that I have of my childhood when I would happily watch sparrows play in puddles of water after the rains. But for the most part of my “adult office-going life,” I have disliked the rainy season…who likes to be stranded on the road for hours, watch dull days go by wi…

2 years ago · 134 likes · 44 comments · Shital Morjaria (she/her)

[4] by

The Investment Newsletter

Build Passive Income If You're a Tech Savvy Person

Photo by Lukas on Pexels…

3 years ago · 4 likes · Tom Handy

[5] it’s that time of the year again

[6] episode 100 // lost languages (a poem)

[7] quiet haven by R. Rangan, PhD (Jul 14, 2024)

[8] by Heracles B (Jul 14, 2024)

[9] by

REASONS FOR LIVING with Esmé Weijun Wang

Crying in Public

1. My iPhone doesn’t recognize me when I cry. If I’m sobbing and try to unlock my phone with Face ID, I can’t get in without using the passkey. I assume I’m too unrecognizable with a vaguely contorted face; even actively smoothing out my expression does nothing to improve the identification. Something about being too sad causes the pho…

3 years ago · 53 likes · 20 comments

[10] by

Talking to Myself

twistin' myself free

What do you do…

2 years ago · 73 likes · 36 comments · Caroline

[11] by

Create Me Free

Dear creative who doesn’t feel grateful all the time,

Dear creative who doesn’t feel grateful all the time…

8 months ago · 4 likes · 1 comment · Kathryn Vercillo

[12] by

Nedra Nuggets

Learning to Be Comfortable Living in the Gray:

This month, I’m revisiting some older newsletters that I believe are worth a second look…

2 years ago · 198 likes · Nedra Glover Tawwab

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#82: Goodbye, Medium! Hello, Substack!

lucy's time capsule — Sat, 22 Nov 2025 16:34:59 GMT

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update // I recently said Goodbye to Medium, ending a 5 year subscription to the platform. I loved it there, especially during the depth of the pandemic, I found it to be such a home to warm, friendly writers.

Most of them left in the course of the five years there, most of them landing here on Substack. I think we were all drawn to the open access frame of Substack, as well as the interactions you can get through Substack home. I LOVE NOTES. I love having this space to read and interact more directly.

It’s painful, saying goodbye to something that really helped you heal many parts. There will be a sadness, but only because grief is an emotion that highlights what is lost, even if it’s the right choice to move on.

what to expect moving forward // Instead of leaving my poetry held up behind the paywall on Medium, I will be moving them step by step here, integrating it with the time capsule. Stay tuned! Maybe I’ll even add to the components of writing that I’ve done in the past.

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[1] by

FEMINIST GIANT

Global Roundup: Argentina Trans Women Testify, Congo WHO Sexual Abuse Victims, Queer Ugandans Speak Out, Russia Intersex Rights, Celebrating Mi'kma'ki Women

Curated by FG Contributor Samiha Hossain…

3 years ago · 17 likes · Mona Eltahawy

[2] not your average tickle by

Pieces Of Poetry

Not Your Average Tickle

This year the Olympics are in Paris Where some recent far right victories scare us! There’s evidence of a definitive schism With the populist rise of fascism. However, France is not alone in this recent trend. Some wonder where it will end. While there are many who celebrate the courage of their conviction. Extremes at any end only serves to guaran…

2 years ago · 25 likes · 10 comments

[3] what’s true for me this week 11.19.2023 -

Create Me Free

What’s True for Me This Week

I utilize the Chat tool here on Substack as a spot to daily-ish share what is true for me that day. Sometimes it’s a deep thought, sometimes it’s a mundane one, sometimes it’s just a recap of what happened during the day. And I invite others to share what’s true for them that day…

3 years ago · 11 likes · 9 comments · Kathryn Vercillo

[4] from

Supernova Literary Ramblings

The Swirling Sands of Time and Space

There is a strange planet with shifting sand…

2 years ago · 3 likes · Warren Brown

[5] from

Kimbra’s Substack

Idols & Vices: Ask Me Anything!

The word is out… I made a new album…

2 years ago · 23 likes · 23 comments · Kimbra

[6] from

How to Write for a Living

Saturday Morning Coffee ☕ Edition #24

2 years ago · 52 likes · 5 comments · David McIlroy

[7] from

The Privilege to Feel

In Poverty, Everything is More Expensive, Including Time

Last week my youngest attended a “day camp” that went from ten in the morning until noon. It’s a neat opportunity for her to hang out with owls and other real life birds of prey and do messy art proj…

2 years ago · 1241 likes · 82 comments · Stephanie Land

[8] from

Sober Millennial

A girl gets swallowed by a monster

2 years ago · 3 likes · Tacita B

[9] time capsule 46!!! it’s been such a time —

[10] by

Heart Leap

1st July: Write your way into another life

“I will write my way into another life…

2 years ago · 21 likes · 12 comments · Suzy Walker

[11] 5 water safety basics for neurodivergent kids with

Atypical Kids, Mindful Parents

5 Water Safety Basics for Neurodivergent Kids

2 years ago · 4 likes · 2 comments · Kate Lynch

[12]

Supernova Literary Ramblings

The Swirling Sands of Time and Space

There is a strange planet with shifting sand…

2 years ago · 3 likes · Warren Brown

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#81: Half a Decade Gone, Finding Our Way Forward

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 16 Nov 2025 19:46:13 GMT

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poem // and so we say goodbye to half a decade // and find ourselves in sustainability

currently watching // cunk on earth

currently reading // Self-care for autistic people by Dr. Megan Neff

hop down the rabbit hole?

[1] coming full circle

Ten Thousand Journeys

Coming Full Circle

Dear Reader…

3 years ago · 18 likes · 16 comments · Priya Iyer

[2] experiments in style: break the rules

Eclecticism: Reflections on literature and life

Experiments in Style: Break the rules

The experiments in style series has been nothing if not an exercise in rule-breaking. For example, we’re told not to use adjectives or adverbs if we can avoid doing so. Why? Because the noun or the verb or the sentence as a whole should be enough to convey what you wish to convey. Basically, the stance is that using an adverb or an adjective should not …

2 years ago · 22 likes · 39 comments · Terry Freedman

[3] you can disagree, respectfully by

Nedra Nuggets

You Can Disagree, Respectfully

I was watching an episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. It’s hosted by Jerry Seinfield and he was talking to Larry David, one of my favorite comedians. I found out during the show that Larry David is a “master dieter,” meaning he’s intentional about what he puts in his body. Jerry quizzed him about how he’s able to maintain his standard and when …

3 years ago · 142 likes · 12 comments · Nedra Glover Tawwab

[4]

Sober Millennial

Autumn routine re-jig

3 years ago · 9 likes · 3 comments · Tacita B

[5] 7:11am egg

[6]

Erin In The Morning

Trans Boy Returns To Lead Role In 'Oklahoma!' After Outcry At Sherman School Board Meeting

3 years ago · 322 likes · 30 comments · Erin Reed

[7]

Create Me Free

Crochet/Craft to Break the Cycle of Rumination and Reduce Depression Symptoms

Before broadening out into exploring all aspects of the complex relationship between art and mental health, I spent more than a decade becoming an excerpt in the niche of crochet as therapy. I started from lived experience, did a lot of research, and interviewed thousands of people on the topic. I continue to do this work to some degree, and I like to re-share related material from the archives sometimes because I believe so deeply in the power of this work…

3 years ago · 13 likes · 10 comments · Kathryn Vercillo

[8] 5:03pm

[9] when the art is just for us by

CRAFT TALK

When the Art is Just For Us

Oh my god I’m going on book tour…

3 years ago · 78 likes · 15 comments · Jami Attenberg

[10]

Crone Sandwich

Mashed Potatoes for 20 (and other stuff)

Okay, one tiny meta-comment before I get to it here, and that’s that Substack is very overexciting to me right now, but I’m so grateful you’re here, and I’m sorry in advance that I have a weird kind of attention deficit that makes me be like: DON’T USE FRESH SAGE IN THE STUFFING! and also DO USE VAGINAL ESTROGEN! I will get sorted, I swear. Also, to the people who are actually *paying* for this content? I am truly speechless. Thank you so much…

3 years ago · 151 likes · 51 comments · Catherine Newman

[11] the touch

I00 Real People : Where words meet images

The Touch

3 years ago · 15 likes · Richard Partridge

[12] by

ToonStack

Horsestack

It’s pretty common knowledge that people have a hard time drawing horses. Supposedly Leonardo dissected a few to figure out how they work. Less commonly known is that horses also have a hard time drawing horses. This may be due to their unique and unexpected proportions. But more likely it is because it is much harder to hold a paintbrush with hooves…

3 years ago · 19 likes · 2 comments · ToonStack

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#80: how do we actually make change?

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 19 Oct 2025 18:23:44 GMT

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poem // how do we actually make change? / I don’t want to go viral / I don’t want to grab your attention / filled to the brim / it spills / moistening the sides / for so long / it’s grown mold

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[1] sep 16, 2023

[2] sunday links by

Publishing Confidential

Sunday Links

Dear Confidantes…

2 years ago · 21 likes · 6 comments · Kathleen Schmidt

[3] via

[4] by

Sober Millennial

What’s the opposite of catastrophizing?

2 years ago · 5 likes · 6 comments · Tacita B

[5] one pot noodles

[6] time capsule # 44

[7] by

Sober Millennial

The Privilege Caveat

2 years ago · 8 likes · 4 comments · Tacita B

[8] 12:05pm

[9] the pursuit of endless bliss by

Just trying to help.

The pursuit of endless bliss

In a way, I think we’ve come to expect too much of ourselves…

3 years ago · 10 likes · 6 comments · Jake Ernst

[10] the long familiar pang by

The Sharpener

"The long familiar pang"

D.A. Powell…

3 years ago · 8 likes · 5 comments · Sean Singer

[11] by

Living in 3D

Caring for my mother with dementia is an act of love that nearly broke me

On the day before Halloween in 2022, my sister called to say that my mother, who lived with them, had fallen and hit her head on the edge of a coffee table. She had a bump on her head and was dazed but seemed fine, my sister said. To be on the safe side, they were on their way to the emergency room to have her checked out…

3 years ago · 17 likes · 9 comments · Amy Brown

[12] by

Diary Of A Black Woman In A White World

6 Ways I Can Tell I Am The Only Black Friend Of A White Person

There was a time in my life when I was so desperate to fit into the predominantly white environment I lived in, I was ready and willing to play the role of a token Black friend. Hell, I was even ready to work in companies as their token Black hire. Yes, I was that desperate. I needed both a social life and a means of suste…

3 years ago · 23 likes · 4 comments · Zuri Stevens

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#79: Relearning how to pay attention in a shattered world

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 12 Oct 2025 18:45:14 GMT

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poem // in this attention economy / my attention / is split into smithereens / without attention / without paying attention / there is no memory // without memory / learning is fragmented / i must / have experienced a thousand worlds through this screen / it used to be in increments of 8, 10 hours / as I read books / to then fragmented by hour-long tv shows // back then / I would think I was mush / and then 20 minute videos / which now feel long in luxury / compared to 15 second to 2 minute videos // my attention is SO fucked / and I’m only trying to / revert / back / to that childhood joy / of diving FULL heartedly into a book.

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[1] by

Sherman Alexie

Three Sad Songs

2 years ago · 161 likes · 136 comments · Sherman Alexie

[2] by

Great Books + Great Minds

How to Purchase Books on a Budget

Half Priced Books, Dallas Texas…

3 years ago · 18 likes · 5 comments · Diamond-Michael Scott

[3] by

Pencil Pals

Ghosts of old houses

Last week Gerry had a cold, one so bad he took to his bed. So I bunked down in Pie’s room. Until she caught the cold. Then I headed down to the sofa. Now I have it, in fact we all have it, hey ho…

3 years ago · 67 likes · 38 comments · Helen Stephens

[4] by

Engineering Leadership

Deadlines are not so bad, I’ll tell you why

2 years ago · 79 likes · 6 comments · Gregor Ojstersek

[5] by

Black Books + Black Minds

A Dark Chapter in Black History

The book "Caste: The Origin of Our Discontents” by author Isabel Wilkerson is a powerful and moving exploration of the American caste system. It offers a story that needs to be told and retold, so that we can never forget the dark chapters of our history and work to create a more just and equitable society for all…

3 years ago · 14 likes · 12 comments · Diamond-Michael Scott

[6] baked spaghetti

[7] by

Pass the Fish Sauce

Midweek Check-In

Fall is upon us. The Harvest Moon Festival coming on Friday, September 29 so moon cake season is nearly here. But before that, I’m thinking about preserving the summer’s bounty…

3 years ago · 17 likes · 6 comments · Andrea Nguyen

[8] you’re not missing out because you have different priorities than everyone else

[9]

Words In Motion

The Pathos of Things

Sadness is a deep well that fills with a cloying liquid that both fills you up and drags you down at the same time…

3 years ago · 12 likes · 4 comments · Tree Langdon

[10] by

Art Dogs

Willie Mays' poodles

Art Dogs is a weekly dispatch introducing the pets—dogs, yes!, but also cats, lizards, marmosets, and more—that were kept by our favorite artists. Subscribe to receive these weekly posts to your email inbox…

3 years ago · 49 likes · 11 comments · Bailey Richardson

[11] by

The Sharpener

"Let maps to others, worlds on worlds have shown"

John Donne…

3 years ago · 9 likes · 1 comment · Sean Singer

[12] by

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#78: it's been a messy year

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 05 Oct 2025 17:31:32 GMT

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poem // I don’t want to lose my whimsy / and so / I have disconnected from the / online-ness / and instead / focussed on the time that I LOVED as a kid / the moments alone / lying flat on the carpet / legs kicking / scrapbooking / purple glue turned clear

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[1] i could stare at jellyfish forever

[2] by

Create Me Free

5 Ways Rag Rug Weaving Improves Mental Health

The first version of this article on slow crafting originally appeared on the PsychCentral blog Crafting to Heal which I wrote in 2019. I’ve updated it with additional information. I’ve added book recommendations and links to additional articles about the psychological and emotional benefits of weaving, as more exist now than when I first wrote this article…

2 years ago · 10 likes · Kathryn Vercillo

[3] by

The Matterhorn: truth in fiction

A Hong Kong Story - Quarry Bay (ii)

A Hong Kong Story is a work of fiction. If you’re just joining me now, you can catch up with the rest of the novel here …

3 years ago · 24 likes · 16 comments · Kathleen Clare Waller

[4] by

The Sharpener

"I need a hand to nail the right"

Miller Williams…

3 years ago · 8 likes · 3 comments · Sean Singer

[5] by

Rosalyn’s Writings

Forgive Me

I didn’t know…

2 years ago · 15 likes · 2 comments · Rosalyn

[6] by

The Sharpener

"Cut structures in the air"

Jane Hirschfield…

3 years ago · 5 likes · 2 comments · Sean Singer

[7]

The Starfire Codes by Demi Pietchell

🌟 What I'm Reading: 4-21-2024 🌟

The Starfire Codes produces an audience-supported publication with a stellar podcast, consciousness-expanding daily spiritual content, and well-researched articles on forbidden but crucial topics…

2 years ago · 46 likes · 13 comments · The Starfire Codes

[8] by

Copper Vortex

Louis Pasteur the Fraudster, Part 1

Geison’s biography based on Pasteur’s notebooks…

3 years ago · 74 likes · 12 comments · CopperVortex

[9] by

Eclecticism: Reflections on literature, writing and life

Experiments in style Extra: the 'editorial remarks' version

Greetings…

2 years ago · 11 likes · 9 comments · Terry Freedman

[10] by

The Happy Place

The Sea | A 100 Word Story

The choppy seas rocked the boat so vigorously men were thrown overboard, and the lower deck was never dry…

3 years ago · 12 likes · Erica Drayton

[11]

On the Spot

Kuta, Bali: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

On the Spot is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber…

3 years ago · 32 likes · 22 comments · Oliver Hoeller

[12] by

Tai Tales

The Vigil at the Manor (Part 2/7)

The vigil at the Manor is a seven-part science fiction story and one of the stories in the Distant Stars mosaic novel. A new part will be released every Saturday…

3 years ago · 8 likes · 1 comment · Elizabeth Tai

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#77! Hop Down the Rabbit Hole: Creations That Refuse to Expire

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 31 Aug 2025 15:16:44 GMT

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Thank you for 159 views, 398 recipients, 96 opens and a 24.12% open rate! I have no idea how “good”, or “bad” these rates are, but I think for NINETY SIX people to open up the time capsule to be such an overwhelmingly cool thing. Imagine 96 people in a room! Eyes on you! I would have social anxiety.

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[1] if it doesn’t bring peace, profits or purpose, then don’t give it your time, energy or attention. — morgan richard olivier

[2] no longer about kids: florida judge allows trans adult ban for large swaths of care by in sep 13, 2023.

Erin In The Morning

No Longer About Kids: Florida Judge Allows Trans Adult Ban For Large Swaths Of Care

3 years ago · 225 likes · 20 comments · Erin Reed

[3] time capsule #23, where we talked about sunflower microgreens

[4] a tumblr post about navajo language

[5] time capsule num 42: what’s your favourite kind of noodle?

[6] prioritizing rest in difficult seasons by

haver & sparrow

Prioritising rest in difficult seasons

This VoiceOver was recorded unedited in my home so there may be word jumbles, throat clearings, or other signs of domestic life. I hope you enjoy it whether it’s something you need or prefer - and thank you so much to those of you who have said you enjoy them…

3 years ago · 198 likes · 65 comments · Charlene Storey

[7] // “stay or go”

The Sharpener

"stay or go"

Minnie Bruce Pratt…

3 years ago · 8 likes · 1 comment · Sean Singer

[8] a senior white guy at work asked me to be his mistress, by

Diary Of A Black Woman In A White World

A Senior White Guy At Work Asked Me To Be His Mistress

Many years ago, I got an email from my boss’s boss asking me for a meeting. I didn’t feel comfortable as I didn’t want to go over my boss’s head, but he insisted that he had to talk to me…

3 years ago · 20 likes · 16 comments · Zuri Stevens

[9] the anxious need to be helpful by

Just trying to help.

The anxious need to be helpful

3 years ago · 8 likes · 1 comment · Jake Ernst

[10] an important update re: on the spot zine by

On the Spot

Important update: On the Spot zine

Dear readers…

3 years ago · 17 likes · 2 comments · Gabi Campanario

[11] free writing fridays num 27 by

The Happy Place

Free Writing Fridays #027

NEW ADDITION TO FREE WRITING FRIDAYS…

3 years ago · 5 likes · 3 comments · Erica Drayton

[12] korean blood sausage

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Time Capsule #76: are you ready?

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 24 Aug 2025 19:07:21 GMT

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dumplings & congee.

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[1] by

REASONS FOR LIVING with Esmé Weijun Wang

Grief

(I would normally do a last pass over this edition before it comes out tomorrow, but woke up with a terrible pain in my eye. I ended up having to go to the ER and then the ophthalmologist—I have a scratch on my cornea. Please forgive any errors…

3 years ago · 31 likes · 2 comments · Esmé Weijun Wang

[2]

The Creative Shift by Dan Blank

Believe in your unique creative voice

Today I want to share a behind-the-scenes look at how I have run a creative business for the past 13 years, and three actions I am taking to share in a manner that feels authentic to who I am, and connect with my ideal readers in a meaningful way…

3 years ago · 70 likes · 69 comments · Dan Blank

[3] time capsule num 41

[4]

Eclecticism: Reflections on literature, writing and life

My grandfather and me

This article was written as a contribution to the Soaring Twenties (STSC) Symposium. This month’s Symposium theme is “risk.” The STSC is a group of creatives who write, paint, versify and experiment their way through life. Join us…

3 years ago · 44 likes · 37 comments · Terry Freedman

[5]

The Investment Newsletter

How to Make Passive Income Work for You

Photo by Fauxels on Pexels…

3 years ago · 3 likes · Tom Handy

[6]

Black Books + Black Minds

Spotlighting The Brotha With a “Peg Leg”

I’d be tickled “Black” for you to join as a paid member supporter at $6.00/mo or $60.00/yr…

3 years ago · 10 likes · 7 comments · Diamond-Michael Scott

[7] my ability to conquer my challenges is limitless

[8] CHIMKEN with

[9] this one’s for you

[10] food

[11] sushi

[12] embracing the mistakes

Creative Human Healing

Embracing the "mistakes"

Hello to You! It has been over a month since I last shared a letter on how my new studio and life has progressed. In all honesty it has felt like two months of growth and change since then, maybe more. Time is such a concept that depending on what life stage you are at or current paradigm, where life seems so much slower or faster than normal. I am happ…

3 years ago · 7 likes · 1 comment · Rae Delisle

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Time Capsule #75: Want to hop into the rabbit hole of memory?

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 17 Aug 2025 17:42:11 GMT

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what i’m listening to lately:

The Interview with Sandra Oh

3 thoughts:

We were there for the last day.
I am in need of detachment from the hustle and the bustle.
I want to journal more.

1 question for you:

What are you healing from?

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[1]

Just trying to help.

Asking For A Friend - Volume 02

In each Volume, I’ll answer your questions about modern life, relationships, stress, and wellbeing. To submit a question for a future Volume, just send me an email or a direct message…

3 years ago · 4 likes · 1 comment · Jake Ernst

[2]

Diary Of A Black Woman In A White World

6 Ways A Black Person Can Tell A White Person Isn’t Racist

Black people can detect racists from a mile off. It’s the way they look at us — it’s often a look of disgust, deep hatred, or fear, and it shows. The minute we approach you, we can feel it — call it our sixth sense or survival instinct…

3 years ago · 50 likes · 12 comments · Zuri Stevens

[3] time capsule 40

[4] so I’m boiling some eggs

[5]

A Civil Rights Power Couple

August 12, 1943: My Grandfather Writes to Family About the Play "Du Barry Was a Lady," the Film, "The Constant Nymph" & Global Politics

2 years ago · 3 likes · Chandra Hardy

[6]

The Sharpener

"to touch, to be touched"

Margaret Ray…

3 years ago · 8 likes · 1 comment · Sean Singer

[7]

The Happy Place

Full Moon | A 100 Word Story

Special thanks to Nishant Jain for letting us use his tiny people to tell a story…

3 years ago · 17 likes · 3 comments · Erica Drayton

[8]

Buona Domenica

A Splash of Marsala

Benvenuti! Welcome to Buona Domenica, a weekly newsletter of inspired Italian home cooking. I’m a journalist, cooking instructor, occasional tour guide, and the author of eight cookbooks on Italian cuisine. This week’s post and recipes are free to all subscribers. Enjoy…

3 years ago · 49 likes · 52 comments · Domenica Marchetti

[9] where are you today on this scale?

[10]

The Bob

Scary Times

3 years ago · 17 likes · 2 comments · The Bob

[11]

Garbage Notes

where's the place?

yowls and growls…

3 years ago · 60 likes · 21 comments · Franco Amati

[12]

this.

There Are Years of Salt

Apparently, I have a reputation at my children’s elementary school. Another mom and I were discussing classroom needs when I asked if we should reach out to the teacher to make a class ofrenda…

3 years ago · 18 likes · Camille

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Time Capsule #74 is out!

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 10 Aug 2025 18:07:56 GMT

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What I’m listening to lately:

PLANET MONEY: Summer School 1 - A government’s role in the economy is to make us all richer

Photo by Marko Blažević on Unsplash

3 thoughts:

I want to sell cute little trinkets I make.
I want to get a sewing machine and make new clothes.
I had a spam and egg sandwich for breakfast.

1 question for you:

How much income tax do pay usually?

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short on time? pick your birthday month and check out that piece!

[1] udon and soy sauce tofu

[2]

Just trying to help.

Hard-wired to keep watching

Lately I’ve been thinking about our inclination to keep watching, scrolling, and engaging with screens even though we know that screen overuse is not healthy for us…

2 years ago · 4 likes · Jake Ernst

[3]

Welcome to the Chaos Palace

Last Week: Wackadoodle Silliness

Welcome to the Chaos Palace is about coloring outside society's boring ol' lines…

2 years ago · 1 like · Mikhal

[4]

Authorstrator

There's no rules for notebooks

I'm drawing hands. I promise you I am…

2 years ago · 55 likes · 42 comments · Meaghan McIsaac

[5] THANK YOU

[6] purple

[7]

Soft. Simple. Still.

I'm travelling again

Hi! my name is Sam. I am a Gardener and Storyteller of the Soul who weaves shamanism, story-telling and spiritual mentoring with the wisdom of the ever changing seasons and moon cycles, to create a gentle and profound space for healing and transformation…

2 years ago · 14 likes · 10 comments · Sam Corrie

[8] ILNP

[9] reply with a tiny poem about eggs

[10]

[11] ILNP

[12] # 28!

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Time Capsule # 73: What is your longest friendship?

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 27 Jul 2025 18:19:17 GMT

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What I’m listening to lately:

Unlocking Us with Brene Brown
Brene with Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman on Big Friendship

Photo by Taylor Smith on Unsplash

3 thoughts:

I have wanted to spend less time watching tiny tiny tiny videos.
I think I’ve succumbed to this pressure to have friendships when I’m actually quite socially exhausted. It feels embarrassing, evil even, to admit. But I have come to find that to hang out with someone for an hour is more exhausting than to do work for eight hours. And I’m letting go of this expectation that I must be social.
I had french toast for breakfast.

1 question for you:

What is your longest friendship?

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[1] instant noodles

[2] abstract experimentation by

A Sip, A Shout Out & A Sentence

Abstract Experimentation

With profound knowledge that a mere sixty seconds is the factor that establishes whether one (circa 1965) is categorized as a Baby Boomer or Gen X’er… do you know activist, actress, author, comedian/entertainer, and all-around super cool chick, Whoopi Goldberg…

3 years ago · 13 likes · 5 comments · C. Elyse

[3] muji notebook

[4] something to think about

[5] unboxing muji

[6] moodboard

[7]

Erin In The Morning

New Randomized Trial Shows Trans Care Lowers Suicidality

3 years ago · 255 likes · 9 comments · Erin Reed

[8] making slow cooker pork

[9] from

Weirdo Poetry

High Lonesome Haiku

Hello, Haiku Fans…

3 years ago · 51 likes · 37 comments · Jason McBride

[10] our milk carton broke

[11]

SEE YOU

The luxury of time and space

Greetings! I promised you a continuation of last week’s materials post, which I am working on documenting. In the meantime, enjoy this late summer comic I was inspired to create after an extra long Labor Day weekend ☀️Thanks for reading CYOO! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work…

3 years ago · 23 likes · 5 comments · Carolyn Yoo

[12] vwoop

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Time Capsule #72: What's the longest thing you've read lately?

lucy's time capsule — Sun, 20 Jul 2025 16:35:50 GMT

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What I’m watching lately:

itaewon class

3 thoughts:

We’re now having random trivia moments in the time capsule discord! no camera, all text-based, for those who are joining from a commute or while waiting. Come join us! (LINK ALLLLL THE WAY AT THE TOP OF THIS NEWSLETTER)
I finished fleabag and it was SO GOOD.
I had a tiny yam. It was ADORABLE.

1 question for you: