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MY TINY NOTEBOOK

I carry around this tiny notebook everywhere I go and just write down any thought worth remembering. It’s helping me stay off my phone. There are pages full of what would’ve been tweets when I was more chronically online.Theres a lot of quotes from books I’m reading or substack articles. Sometimes it’s just lists of tasks like “remember to refill prescription”.

@hoahoahottie

5d ago

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tiny little notebook

to write down your thoughts and draw fun pictures in when ur bored

@gas_station

Oct 28, 2024

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notebooks

i have had a notebook on my person all the time wherever i go since i was 14. it’s so important for capturing ideas and writing lists.

@sofiadangelo

Jan 26, 2024

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saving creative energy

I’ve realised that recently I’ve been wearing the same thing again and again. 501 levis and a plain long sleeve top with a big wooly jumper. I got massively tired of thinking of something cool and original to wear everyday. I feel comfy in my jeans and jumper. It’s boring. But I’m not boring. I’ve been doing more creative things and having more ideas and interesting conversations. I think it’s because I’ve freed up some creative energy I used to spend on looking nice. I guess the tech bros and Obama were on to something.

@lichenlena

Dec 2, 2024

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being dramatic about a cold

My whole job requires my voice to be in good heath so when I notice even the slightest cold I go full herbal remedy mode. I‘m not even hippie dippy about that stuff I just can’t justify using really medicine when I’m not even properly ill. so I stock up on tangerines, ginger, garlic, orange juice, echinacea tablets and rest like a victorian child if I happen to have the day off. Today I have nothing on and there’s a storm out so I am resting with a hot waterbottle with some vaporub on my chest. Gonna kick the cold before it even properly starts.

@lichenlena

Jan 24, 2025

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reading walk

Something I used to do when I was studying English Literature was go on a reading walk. I would walk half an hour whilst listening to the audio book version, read from that point onwards with the physical copy ( sat on a bench or in a cafe), and then listen to more audiobook on the way back. It works great for big classic books like Jane Eyre. Thoroughly recommend.

@lichenlena

Nov 3, 2024