There is an understated dignity in an object that has been…
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There is an understated dignity in an object that has been allowed to age alongside you. A ceramic mug with hairline cracks, a wooden desk scored by years of notebooks, or a winter coat that has softened at the seams. Modern consumer culture treats any sign of wear as an urgent cue for replacement, yet it is precisely through daily use that inanimate things acquire quiet character and memory.
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That reminded me of one thing. Why do young people keep looking at their phones while walking with a backpack on their back? Why were they allowed to do this?
