100-Day Creator Challenge #41: Weirdness
100-Day Creator Challenge #41: Weirdness
What uniquely weird thing can you lean into (and use)?
친구들 안녕,
Today we ponder the following:
What uniquely weird thing can you lean into (and use)?
That unique and weird thing that you do or think—that you’re maybe even ashamed of— is the thing you should lean into. There you’ll find the stuff that makes you different. Wondering what to do next, for example? Just lean into that thing you’ve been hiding all that time, that weirdness.
Your posts
Shifting focus (falling behind in the 100-day challenge) | Laila Faisal | 01/26/2023
When Something Else Become Real: Elusive Variances and Memory as Agency | Christina Fedor | 01/26/2023
Longing | Zoun | 01/26/2023
Sometimes, you push down too much of your self. The world begins to grow grey.
Having to Win People Over Is a Good Thing | Made in Cosmos ✨ | 01/26/2023
My husband has a theory that the best cuisine is immigrant cuisine. It doesn’t matter where it came from, just because it had to adapt to a completely different culture it has a chance to combine the best of both worlds. This rings true in my experience so far. I’ve been to Turkey, Mexico, and India, but it was in Berlin where I had my best kebab ever, Austin had the best tacos, and Warsaw the best butter chicken. One glorious exception to this rule is Italian food in Italy, but that’s probably because Italian food abroad rarely gets cooked by Italian immigrants.
Dealing With the Doom | Alex Wagner | 01/26/2023
A collection of daily practices to manage the stress and anxiety of, well, everything
un-shrinking against the cold | Yuelian Hong | 01/26/2023
it’s been mostly gray, rainy and cold here since around mid-December, save for a few exceptional days of pale sunlight peeking through the clouds now and again. when this cold spell first started i declared proudly to Ulrich, “man, you think minus 2 degrees celsius is bad? this is nothing! back when I lived in Pittsburgh we had sub-zero weather
Why my kids need to look like pirates every day... | Jibran el Bazi | 01/26/2023
and their reward for doing so. | 100 DoW #41
Skeuomorphism | Chris Wong | 01/26/2023
Skeuomorphism is when you ease the adaption of a product by using a similar user experience as the older version. An example, the early iPhone icons looked very realistic and only became more abstract as people got used to the interface.
I was thinking that this is a necessary
Day 56 | João Mateus | 01/26/2023
I'm sick...
041. I barely listen to music anymore | Kevin Zhai | 01/27/2023
I peaked in high school
My relationship with Colour Green | gome | 01/27/2023
A pervasive lightness that’s deceptively rich and deep
Thanks for the effort!
Take care,
Jibran
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