Sonder (n.) The realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own.
"The first week, I was lost. I've been living in Beirut for three years now - I had my own lifestyle, my own routine, my work etc., so being back in Batroun was a sudden transition. I was lost, trying to accept the fact that this is how my life's going to be for a … Continue reading Quarantine Journal #6
"Sunday 22nd of March. I opened my eyes two minutes before my alarm – as always – and turned it off. It’s now a normal day of the routine I’m trying to get used to. Outside, the weather is perfect for a road trip with friends on long empty roads towards the blue beaches of … Continue reading Quarantine Journal #5
"I realized that I feel more comfortable now that I don't get to see specific people every day...and it's a bit clearer who talks to me when he or she is bored, and who talks to me to make sure I'm okay. I decided every day to pray for someone new - a random person … Continue reading Quarantine Journal #4
This article was written by a student at my school, and she deserves full recognition because I can honestly say that this is one of the most beautiful things I have read in a while. Though eyes I have, they have no sight; I can't be seen in the black of the night; if I … Continue reading Reflections of a Mirror
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