My Favorites

Amon Skres

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29-12-2024

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This isn't a list of the best things in the world, or even the best things I've experienced. This is a curated selection of items, experiences, and concepts that resonate with me personally. It's a snapshot of my preferences at this moment, and like all preferences, it's subject to change.

Objects:

• A well-worn leather-bound journal: The feel of the leather, the subtle scent of aged paper – it's a tactile experience that encourages reflection and creative expression. There's something deeply satisfying about the physical act of writing, a tangible connection to my thoughts that digital alternatives can't quite replicate.

• My grandfather's pocket watch: More than just a timepiece, it’s a family heirloom, a tangible link to my past. The delicate tick-tock serves as a constant reminder of the passage of time and the importance of cherishing each moment. Its intricate details and the weight in my hand are a source of quiet contemplation.

• A specific shade of blue paint: It's a deep, almost navy blue, with just a hint of purple undertones. It evokes a sense of calm and tranquility. I find myself drawn to this color in various contexts, from artwork to home décor.

Experiences:

• Early morning walks: The quiet solitude, the crisp air, and the subtle beauty of the changing light. It's a perfect way to start the day, clearing my head and setting a positive tone for the hours ahead.

• The sound of rain on a tin roof: There's a certain rhythmic quality to it, a soothing lullaby that washes away stress and invites relaxation.

• A perfectly brewed cup of coffee: The rich aroma, the warmth in my hands, the subtle bitterness balanced with sweetness – a simple pleasure that always elevates my mood.

Concepts:

• The power of empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of others is, to me, one of the most valuable human qualities. It fosters connection, understanding, and compassion.

• The beauty of imperfection: Embracing flaws, both in myself and in the world around me, leads to a greater appreciation for authenticity and individuality.

• The pursuit of knowledge: The never-ending quest to learn and grow, to expand one's understanding of the world and one's place within it. This is a journey, not a destination.

This is just a starting point, of course. My favorites are constantly evolving, reflecting my changing perspectives and experiences. But these particular items, experiences, and concepts represent a core set of values and preferences that have shaped my life and continue to inspire me.