Introduction: The World Changes Every Day at That Door You push open the door and step outside. The air hits the skin, the light shifts, something moves against the face or the hair. And then — almost immediately — it’s…
Introduction: The Queue Isn’t Going Anywhere. Neither Are You The checkout line. The elevator lobby. The waiting room. These moments arrive uninvited, scatter through the day, and reliably produce the same low-grade friction: why is this taking so long? But…
Introduction: What Are You Blocking Out? Earphones in before the front door closes. Music on for the walk, the train, the gap between here and there. It’s become so automatic that the decision to listen has effectively disappeared — replaced…
Introduction: Where Were You During That Walk? On the way to work, on the way home from the grocery store — walking while replaying yesterday’s conversation, building tomorrow’s to-do list, or pulling out the phone to fill the gap. Arriving…