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"In truth, every pleasure worth its name—music, sex, drugs, novel-reading—derives its particular rush from how it alters our sense of time, how it crumples it up or extends it into something long, lush, and strange."
Jenny Odell, Saving Time: Discovering a Life Beyond the Clock.
Day in Fandom History: March 10…
With Daylight Savings right around the corner, Mordecai and Rigby were given the task of changing the clock's hour come 2:00 am, but instead of an hour, they go a few hours back as somewhat of a payback to Benson. “Saving Time” premiered on this day, 12 Years Ago.
the best part of being back at work is having time to listen to books uninterrupted while working. two very different ones going at once though lol
Jenny Odell, from Saving Time
Kairos - a Greek word for time. Distinct from Chronos (chronological time). Kairos is a different kind of time. It is described as an opportune moment, a moment that interrupts the linear.
A moment that, given the right conditions, is actionable.
Time we create.
My first ever zine, “Wandering in Kairos”, is an intimate collection of plein air paintings, inner dialogues, and photographs from a solo journey abroad (namely in Switzerland and Italy, places of ancestry and mythos for me). With many different bursts of thoughts, feelings, and experiences, the zine mirrors the collage-like nature of being alive while also engaging a discussion on discovery, and “kairos” time.
What emerges out of states of lostness?
Check out more about my zine and travels on my insta @samoa_snail.
Declinism is a close relative of nostalgia, and objects of nostalgia are often atemporal, lacking aliveness. An example: Say you break up with someone and many years later find yourself nostalgic for the relationship. Who is it that appears in this melancholic yearning? Assuming they’re still around, it is surely not your ex-partner as they currently are, the one who has continued to age and evolve. Instead, it is a frozen, idealized version of them, like a hologram that survives within and despite the present. What’s more, some relationships arguably end in the first place because partners have stopped seeing each other in time, one partner having replaced the living, changing other with a static image that can impart no surprises, only a comforting presence. As we learned with the moss, to think you love and appreciate something or someone is, unfortunately, not a guarantee that you can assign them their own reality or that you know them at all.
— Jenny Odell - Saving Time: Discovering a Life Beyond the Clock
