âcall me by your nameâ aesthetics to try
eat peaches and apricots as you study outdoors, preferably under the shade of a big fruit tree. in fact, why not pick some fruit off this beautiful, laden tree and enjoy its heady scent and the warmth of the summer sun.
a plain yellowed notepad thrown casually on your bed. a pencil to scratch and scribble your thoughts on, whatever the time of day. wear your heart on your sleeve and donât hide the notepad from your family.
bring music sheets or study notes with you from place to place. push them haphazardly in your backpack each time you go. what a gentle recklessness for a bibliophile like you.
bike around your neighbourhood, ideally in a quieter location. take in the scenery, lay down on the grass and close your eyes. let the air sweep through your lungs, the scent of flowers and warmed grass.Â
wear an oversized billowing blue linen shirt, sleeves rolled up, and unbuttoned at the front. a secret loverâs shirt.
learn a language or two or three. french, italian, german⌠perhaps ask your mother to read you german poetry. be a polyglot without any sense of pretense or bravado.
swim in a pool / lake / creek. alternate between swimming and reading books with your shades on. a quiet activity that works well even with another person present
play classical pieces on your walkman or, if you donât have one, just play it out on speaker out loud and let the elegant noise fill your home. just the music, no talking, no jumble and hustle of everyday activities. tread lightly as you move from room to room within your house.Â
kiss your mother and father and loved ones for no reason at all. true affection never looked bad on anyone and never will. appreciate your family if they are worthy of it.
invite friends over to your backyard / park / car parking lot, play some 80s tunes and dance like carefree fools in the cool of the evening.
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