#52: Habits, Projects, Practices 🔧 - by Matt Yao

I’m currently living in Lake Tahoe in a cozy cabin with six other people. We coordinate the shuffling of our four cars in our active group chat. When we first moved in, with all of our ski gear and our respective grocery hauls, fitting all the perishable goods into the fridge was like a game of 3D Tetris. It’s nice that non-perishables can go anywhere, but that also means they end up literally anywhere. I stashed three boxes of La Croix next to my ski boots inside the under-the-staircase Harry Potter closet. Fortunately, we haven’t had any lines (yet) for the bathroom. A certain amount of chaos is to be expected when sharing a home. Ski and snowboard boots line the wall. Leaving them in the mudroom would render them too cold and stiff to put on. After a big powder day, gloves, goggles, and balaclavas are strewn by the fireplace. For over a week, we had a mountain of cardboard boxes piling up in in the living room until I finally got fed up and took them to the dumpster. By day, the din

I’m currently living in Lake Tahoe in a cozy cabin with six other people. We coordinate the shuffling of our four cars in our active group chat. When we first moved in, with all of our ski gear and our respective grocery hauls, fitting all the perishable goods into the fridge was like a game of 3D Tetris. It’s nice that non-perishables can go anywhere, but that also means they end up literally anywhere. I stashed three boxes of La Croix next to my ski boots inside the under-the-staircase Harry Potter closet. Fortunately, we haven’t had any lines (yet) for the bathroom. A certain amount of chao