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Travel Is No Cure for the Mind
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Who you are in a venue matters far more than the venue itself.
Travel Is No Cure for the Mind Archive ↓ Best Posts All Posts Recent Posts Newsletter Book Courses ↓ Thinking In Stories The Examined Writer Reflections Travel Is No Cure for the Mind By Lawrence Yeo At this very moment, you may be here: Or you may be here: Or here: But most likely, you’re probably here: It’s just another day… and you’re just doing what you need to do. You’re getting things done, and the day moves forward in this continuous sequence of checklists, actions, and respites. But at various moments of your routine, you pause and take a good look at your surroundings. The scenes of y
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