An ode to the empty hour
No reservation. No to-do list. A little time that doesn’t need to become anything.
An empty hour can feel like a gap to fill. But not every moment needs an assignment. Sit somewhere comfortable and see what happens when you stop trying to make the time useful.
You might notice a conversation, a shifting patch of light, or an idea that only arrives when there is room for it. You might notice nothing at all. That counts, too.
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