Pandemic Life by the Numbers: The Golden Five
by Sonya Chung
I’ve found myself opting for “five more minutes.” Slow it down, take your time. Not by much, but you begin to see—the meaningfulness of small increments.
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Sophia Chang Is, in Fact, the Baddest Bitch in the Room
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