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Life Is Mostly Annoying Little Things

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By Maggie Rowe
| QOSHE
You know all those little repetitive tasks you do day in and day out? The Russians, I found out, have a word for those: byt. Byt refers to the daily business that keeps a life going. Brushing your teeth. Washing the dishes. Making the bed. Figuring out why your internet is slow. Calling Spectrum to get it fixed, waiting on hold, getting cut off, calling back. All the annoying little stuff.
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Life Is Mostly Annoying Little Things

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By Maggie Rowe
| Psychology Today Verified
Natasha Kamneva Source: Used with permission/Natasha Kamneva You know all those little repetitive tasks you do day in and day out? The Russians, I found out, have a word for those: byt. Byt refers to the daily business that keeps a life going. Brushing your teeth. Washing the dishes. Making the bed. Figuring out why your internet is slow. Calling Spectrum to get it fixed, waiting on hold, getting cut off, calling back. All the annoying little stuff.
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Love and Grief: How the Body Remembers

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By Maggie Rowe
| Psychology Today Verified
My husband Jim and I took our dog Holly to the veterinarian last week and came home carrying only her collar. It still had the little metal tag on it. Holly Rowe Holly Rowe Source: Used with permission/Maggie Rowe I hadn't realized how much of loving a dog is physical until there was no longer a body there. I miss Holly burrowing against my side in the middle of the night. I miss coming home to the frantic scratch, scratch, scratch of her paws as she hurried to greet me.
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