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What if Instead of Trying to Manage Your Time, You Set It Free?
David Marchese David MarchesePhotograph by Mamadi Doumbouyanytimes.com
It’s January, and I love Januaries.
I love that they contain the weight of beginnings, solid as a piece of clay or wood.
I love their mystery, that tantalizing promise of dreams — what will the year bring? What hopes and hurts, what majesty and mayhem, what lessons and laments?
January holds in the palm of its hands the loss of the past. It reminds us... See more
I love that they contain the weight of beginnings, solid as a piece of clay or wood.
I love their mystery, that tantalizing promise of dreams — what will the year bring? What hopes and hurts, what majesty and mayhem, what lessons and laments?
January holds in the palm of its hands the loss of the past. It reminds us... See more
The Looking Glass: The Year of Everyday Risks
It’s also a time when thoughts merge with dreams, when the symbolism of the dying year collides with the birth of a new one. In our own brumation, we get the rare chance to dance with liminality, to drift between different worlds, and to make the imaginative leaps that will light the months to come. I can think of few things more enticing.