weekly dinners in sf
notebook.neelr.dev · 458 words · saved by 3 readers
a little take on community and creating places to gather
Highschool and college were both similar in aspects of time management. During both I had enough time to do school, meet up with people, and have fun side projects. Working life + employment, is a completely different beast though. Since I’m focused on one main goal 24/7, its hard to meet up with people and make large plans—though I still love keeping in touch with friends and do want to see them regularly. The solution? Weekly dinners! Inspired by a couple friends, I’ve been hosting weekly dinners since summer 2025 and I love them so much. To me at least, they serve two purposes: 1) Act as…
saved by
related reading
- Gathering Structuresmaggieappleton.com
- My weekly review habit | benkuhn.netbenkuhn.net
- Everyone's lonely but no one can hang outamandalitman.substack.com
- Second-Degree Dinners: The Best Way to Meet Cool People in Your City | Nat Eliason | Nat Eliasonnateliason.com
- realizing how I want to best spend my time - by mathumathu.substack.com
- realizing how I want to best spend my time | mathu's thoughtsmathurah.com
- 'How to be a Human' Starter Packlydianottingham.substack.com
- Things I want to do or organizegarden.bencuan.me
- People, Parties, and the Whispers of SF | LiamHzliamhz.com
- Keep coming backrojospinks.substack.com
- Travel diary, days 12-19: xuenay — LiveJournalxuenay.livejournal.com
- On the joy of eating together.annikahansteenizora.substack.com