Keep a pocket notebook
A few lines are enough: something you noticed, a question you want to return to, or the name of a book. Writing by hand leaves room to pause.
A small notebook about walking, reading and making time for ordinary things.
A few lines are enough: something you noticed, a question you want to return to, or the name of a book. Writing by hand leaves room to pause.
Try a familiar route at a different hour. The light changes, the streets become quieter, and a place you know can feel new again.
There is no need to finish every book quickly. A paragraph read twice can stay with you longer than a chapter skimmed in a hurry.