Category: essay
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Apple Watch
Finally, the moment of truth—time for the big swap! I took my Apple Watch out from the drawer and prepared to carefully remove the screen I had hastily attached earlier.
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Car Wash
Recently, that car wash closed, and I couldn’t wash my car for a while. But this morning, while fueling up, I spotted a sign saying ‘Car Wash In Operation.’ They even offered a discount with fuel, so I tried it out and was totally blown away by this convenient system!
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Happy Artist
If you live in San Francisco, why not work as a plumber and just collect visit fees? A day visiting three or four places, getting turned down on purpose, could earn you a few hundred bucks without doing much.
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James Lovelock and Shaving
James Lovelock has lived past 100, yet I’ve never seen a photo of him with a beard. Sure, he might have been clean-shaven all the time, but being a scientist absorbed in research, he would have ended up scruffy.
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Happiness
As soon as I entered the subway, I effortlessly slipped into the one empty seat available, just like water flowing. 🌊 It was like leaves gently falling to the ground, like clothes soaking in a light drizzle, like tired eyelids slowly closing. 😴 It was natural. It was cool. It was a moment of perfection…
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Exploring Crosswalks: A Journey Through Cultures
Just a heads-up, even in France, a driver might speed towards a jaywalking pedestrian. It’s always wise to follow traffic signals, no matter where you are. 🚶♂️🚦
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Starbucks Reserve Roastery and Tasting Room in Seattle
In a corner, there’s a library showcasing coffee-related books and a place selling souvenirs, giving you the vibe of browsing a small gift shop. Even I, who usually have zero interest in shopping, found myself picking up and putting down espresso cups. So, if shopping’s your thing, be careful. 🛒
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Prison and Ramen
The accomplice buys cigarettes, heads to a mill, and flattens them like blades. Then they tape them to free publications distributed in prison.
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Four-Leaf Clover and a Frappuccino
There were so many clovers, like stars in a rural night sky, I thought I could easily find a few with a little searching. But even after over twenty minutes, I couldn’t find a single one.
