to have a village, you must be a villager - by kel
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or, how inconvenience is the basis of friendship / friendship series part 2
This is part 2 of a series of essays I am writing on friendship. Although best read alongside other pieces in order, each essay can be read standalone. Timing of events may be semantically off due to how long it has taken for me to get this to a point where I publish, so please bear that in mind. They are mostly written in the tense that was true at the time of writing. the village you want, represented in animal crossing Today S and I realized we’ve seen each other everyday for the last 6 days. Whether for a meal or movie, these hangouts were accelerated thanks to the impending departure…
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