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WEDNESDAY, 28 APRIL 1965
Somebody, somewhere, is checking their phone hoping it's you.
It's a debt collector.
— Zack, unqualified
VERIFIEDUNHELPFUL
PREVIOUSLY, ON YOUR DECLINE
- The spark never fades. It gets downgraded to bin bags, then to a joint…
- Listen to your body. It's asking for a biscuit and a lie-down. It's been…
- Running clears your head. Mostly of the idea that you're a runner.
- You are a brief arrangement of atoms that learned to worry about emails.
- Find your purpose. It's in the drawer with the takeaway menus and a key…
- Your birthday cake now needs a risk assessment. The candles are outnumbering the years…
- The first email you open on Monday is a reply-all from Friday. Forty replies.…
THE CALENDAR OF DESPAIR
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