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Sunday, 31 May
The art of doing nothing well
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What I learned from a year of journaling
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Marcella Hazan's tomato sauce
nytcooking.com · 4d
A weekend in Lisbon, slowly
cntraveler.com · 12 min · 1w
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A weekend in Lisbon, slowly
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Show HN: a tiny bread starter for tiny kitchens
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Unpopular opinion: most calendars are useless
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What we know about sleep, after 50 years
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Sunday, 31 May
A weekend in Lisbon, slowly
cntraveler.com
The art of doing nothing well
theatlantic.com
Marcella Hazan's tomato sauce
nytcooking.com · 4d
What we know about sleep, after 50 years
nytimes.com · 8 min · 1d
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Three ingredients: tomatoes, butter, an onion halved.
Simmer 45 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Discard the onion before serving.
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A weekend in Lisbon, slowly
cntraveler.com · 12 min
Marcella Hazan's tomato sauce
nytcooking.com · 4 min
What we know about sleep, after 50 years
nytimes.com · 8 min
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