Ok so...I know this isn't my normal content, and this won't become a habit but... Analogue movement. I know a lot of people have a lot of opinions, but I have some suggestions for people who want to get into the analogue movement but don't want to spend a lot of money and get swept away in trends, such as analogue bags. My advice: LIBRARIES!!! PLEASEEEE GO TO YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY!!! Libraries have more than books, so if you don't like reading, there are still a ton of good things you're missing out on. Many libraries have DVDs and CDs (and some places will allow you to rent DVD drives if you don't have a player!) You can save money on streaming this way, too! I found a CD Walkman recently, and I've been listening to random cds from my university's library, and it's been a fun weekly treat to myself that costs nothing, and exposes me to music I never would have found on my own! Studying while listening to a CD instead of streaming music has also helped me focus, since I spend less time browsing and can't be distracted by it, like I might with my phone or pc. (Also, pro-tip: if your computer doesn't recognise the DVD drive, try using VLC Media Player.)
