Marguga

Live your soft rebellions loudly.

Y tampoco en el 2026

In 2015 a writer named Tim Urban sat down and counted the days he had left with his parents. He was 34, healthy, both parents alive and well. The number came back around 300. Less time than he spent with them in any single year of his childhood. The post is called The Tail End, on a blog called Wait But Why. The idea is to stop counting your life in years and start counting it in events. Reach 90 and you get about 4,680 weeks, and every one of them fits on a single sheet of paper. Maybe 60 more winters after that. If you read five books a year, that is 300 books, picked from every book ever written. Those things at least spread out evenly. A third of the way through life means a third of the way through your pizzas. Time with the people you love does not work like that. Almost all of it sits at the very start. Then it is gone. For your first 18 years you are around your parents nearly every day. Then you leave for college or a job in another city, and a normal adult sees their parents maybe 10 days a year. So the day you move out, you are already at 93 percent. Urban was living in the last 5 percent and had no idea until he drew the chart. He called it the tail end. It does not stop at parents. His two sisters, after a whole childhood in the same house, had around 15 percent of their time together left. The four friends he played cards with most days in high school were down to their last 7 percent. Nobody had a fight. Nobody moved away angry. Life quietly spends the time for you while you assume there is plenty left. You do not have to be old to be near the end with someone. If your parents are alive and you live in a different city, you have probably already used more than 90 percent of the days you will ever spend in the same room as them. His one instruction is about that last stretch. When you are down to the final days with someone you love, treat that time like what it is, which is almost gone. The rest is the tail end, and it is much shorter than it feels.

Cerrar los días dibujando Empezarlos respirando Seguir por escribir Con la mano y la nariz Logro estar aquí

la vida cambia cuando empiezas a agradecer incluso lo que no se te dio

the world belongs to the energetic

Jamás habrá que ignorar lo que era; dejarlo existir por momentos, honrarlo cada vez que te visite mentalmente. Sonreír al acordarte de lo bueno, agradecer que ya no estás con lo malo. @marguga

Bien dijo @marguga … enero fue un funeral.

Que a todo sobrevivimos y eventualmente todo pierde la carga emocional y deja inteligencia y experiencia en su lugar. @marguga

Mucho que agradecer, muchos pasos por dar. La vida no pasa como quieres, si no la haces pasar.

Sin pedir perdón Sin pedir permiso Que pase Es el aviso

The spiritual moment when you go out to eat alone at night in another country

Intentas rascar una superficie en la que ya no vivo, en la que no respiro. No me encuentras porque en ti no has ido. Y tal vez no vayas. No coincidiremos nunca. Nos quedaremos en idea, en antojo. En asumir incorrectamente.

Mi proceso creativo es aventarme de manera deliberada y agresiva y aprender a volar y modificar en el camino. Espero disfruten el nuevo formato de Coffuelled podcast con el que estoy aprendiendo a jugar. open.spotify.com/episode/1LyMVs…

Actively against the afternoon dip

Tres Tazas de María

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