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No.200
It has been five weeks since the last newsletter, and in this time I have been full of notions. Notions about what it meant that there would soon be two…
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No.199
I’ve been thinking—in other words dwelling to a likely unhelpful degree—about the unnecessary and peculiar nature of a great many things. For example…
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No.198
A few thoughts from sun and half a life ago— Dust lies everywhere, on everything, and I can never quite get the dirt out from under my fingernails…
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No.197
These days most of us are either constantly overwhelmed or getting very close to being constantly overwhelmed. And for those who do not feel overwhelmed…
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No.196
March, a list: At lunch I select two apples and cut each one into halves, giving us both a half from each different apple in case one is much better…
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No.195
Attached to the walls of cities I only recognise when I’m asleep, walking along what I believe to be familiar streets as the almighty red sun sinks into…
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No.194
February, a list: My mother and I saw two goldcrests (Regulus regulus) in the greenless hedging up by the sewage works while walking last week—they…
The Sometimes Newsletter
The Sometimes Newsletter
A personal curation primarily concerned with paying close attention, the relationship between beauty and the mundane, and the things that are fallen in love with. It gets sent out on (most) Saturday afternoons.
My Books
Lost in TranslationAn Illustrated Compendium of Untranslatable Words from Around the World
The Illustrated Book of SayingsCurious Expressions from Around the World
Eating the SunSmall Musings on a Vast Universe
Close Again
Everything, BeautifulA Guide to Finding Hidden Beauty in the World

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