Tinder. Bumble. eHarmony. Grindr. Coffee shops.

Coffee shops? Nah.

POF. ChristianMingle. Scruff. Bars.

Bars? Nah.

Excited to meet someone? More like excited to find someone.

Keep reviewing 60 character resumes and interviewing with a few simple texts, you’ll find “love” eventually.

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Cooking.

Ugh . . . cooking.

Cooking is fun right?

That’s what I’ve heard, at least.

It seems like nowadays, cooking is all about convenience and saving money. We cook because we can’t afford to eat out. We cook because we have dietary restrictions. We cook because we have to, not because we want to.

Technology has changed the way we eat. UberEats and Foodora bring your favourite foods to your door. Ordering groceries online and straight to your house is becoming commonplace. Gosh, even the cooking channel is no longer about how to cook.

Cooking, who needs it anyway?

All of us? . . .

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Riding the bus used to be a social thing, right?

Used to.

It seems like nowadays the bus is packed full of people, with minds that are everywhere but on the bus:

• The woman checking emails on her way to work.
• The man listening to a live podcast recorded abroad.
• The kids talking to their friends, who are coincidentally on other buses going to the same school.

Maybe it is good thing. Maybe our commutes are no longer “wasted” on simply transportation.

Or maybe we are missing out on more than we could image.

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