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How long has it been since you left the house?
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this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2025
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Do me a favor: go to what was once (or still is) your favorite park and take a cool photo. Using your phone is fine, but I want you to take a few minutes to find a cool subject/perspective/composition combination. Maybe consider coming back if the sun isn't at the best angle when you go there the first time.
Show me what you come up with!
People who don’t leave their home usually don’t have favorite parks
Oh, please. People who have never left their home in their entire life probably wouldn't. Why would someone who stopped leaving their house lose their favorite? I haven't lived in my hometown in 20 years, but I still have a favorite park from there. My vegan friend once said she misses lobster. Someone who lost their hearing could still have a favorite song.
Just because life circumstances change, doesn't mean they have no memory of how things used to be.