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Slow Sunday — Rest, rituals and a slower week
The Tea Ritual: Ten Minutes That Change Your Morning
Ten minutes of tea and no phone changed my whole morning.
An Afternoon With Tea and a Novel: The Art of Doing Nothing
Why unscheduled time matters — and how to protect a few hours of it every week.
Forest Bathing: A Beginner’s Guide to Walking Slowly
Sleep Is the Most Underrated Checkup, Local Doctors Say
Family doctors are adding one simple question to every visit: how are you sleeping?
The Ten-Minute Walk Reset
Rest is not a reward for finishing the list. It is how the list gets finished.
Slow living
All lifestyle
Houseplants That Survive Busy People
Eight plants that forgive a missed watering — and the one rule that keeps them all alive.
Dried Flowers Are Back — Here’s How to Make Your Own
Hang a summer bunch upside down for two weeks and it will last until spring.
Sunday soup
Weeknight Miso Ramen With Soft Eggs
A cozy bowl of noodles in half an hour, with jammy eggs on top.
Recipe by Slow Sunday kitchen
Ingredients
Instructions
Boil the eggs for 6½ minutes, then cool them in ice water.
Warm the stock; whisk in the miso off the boil.
Cook the noodles and wilt the spinach in the broth.
Top with halved eggs, scallions and a drop of sesame oil.
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