Words by: Brittany Busch
“What do you want to be when you grow up?”
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Category: Slow Edition
I Found Love, After Being in a Hopeless Place
Words by: Jackie Zhou Art by: Ilanda TranREAD MORE
Six Sips of Water
Words by: Shabnam Sidhu Art by: Alyssa MaggioREAD MORE
Night in the City: A Film Photography Essay
Words & photos by: Edie HopgoodREAD MORE
That Pivotal Moment
Words by: Felice Lok Art by: Jackie ZhouREAD MORE
The Hare and the Tortoise
Slow Dancing in the Dark
Words by: Sarah LouiseREAD MORE
Advice from a Slow Traveller
Words by: Gabriela Fannia Photos: Supplied
Waking at 5:30am to open a bustling cafe and surviving the morning coffee rush is not for the faint hearted. Add to that the lunch crowd, and an afternoon of cleaning and you’ve got yourself anything but a slow life. This is just a snapshot of the daily routine my friend — and cafe manager – Taylor.
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Sipping Our Way to Sustainability
Words by: Andie Perez Art by: Alyssa MaggioREAD MORE
Through the Eyes of 6 Year Old Me
Words by: Ilanda Tran Image: SuppliedREAD MORE
A Case for Napping
Words by: Khushi Jadhav
Sleep had always been an ‘activity’ I wanted to avoid when I was younger. As a form of rebellion, I would secretly play on my DS past my bedtime and sneakily hide it when Mum did her routine nightly checks.
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Are We Doomed? A Personal Reflection
Words by: Joann GreroREAD MORE
Time Will Tell
What I Miss About Lockdown
Words by: Soraya Rezal
If the government were to announce a snap lockdown effective immediately, I’m sure everyone would start to freak out.
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Coming to Terms with Therapy
Words by: Akira KerrREAD MORE
Get (Un)Ready with Me
Words by: Angel TullyREAD MORE
Stop and Smell the Roses
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Life without a smart phone is impossible.
Words by: Erin Constable Art by: Saskia Mortarotti
I failed a week-long experiment into life without a smartphone.
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Danish ‘Hygge’ Culture: My Experience of Slow Living at it’s Finest
Words & images by: Mia RobertsonREAD MORE
Love, inevitable.
Words by: Caitlin Cefai Art by: Saskia MortarottiREAD MORE
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