Today is, I'm presuming in the US, but maybe elsewhere too, "National Repeat Day".
I'll let them explain...
Ever had an experience that was so amazing, it’s worth doing twice? Or said something so brilliant that it simply bears repeating? Well, that’s exactly what this day is all about.
What?!?
National Repeat Day invites people to lean into the oddly satisfying side of doing something again on purpose. It can be as simple as replaying a favourite song or as ambitious as recreating an entire “best day ever” itinerary.
Was this written by AI? What exactly is "oddly satisfying" about doing something you like again? Why do I need a special day to play my favourite song again?
See? I can do it whenever I like.
The charm is in the second pass: noticing new details, improving the outcome, or just enjoying the comfort of something familiar.
Shut up now.
A good rule of thumb: repeat what feels joyful or meaningful, not what feels draining.
Well, d'oh. If I'm repeating what feels draining, isn't that just like every other day of my life?
Repetition can be playful, but it can also be powerful. Athletes repeat drills to get stronger. Musicians repeat scales to get smoother.
Excuse the language, but fucking hell. This is like someone reminding me to breathe in case I forget and turn blue.
Home cooks repeat a recipe until it becomes a signature dish. National Repeat Day simply turns that everyday truth into a theme worth highlighting.
Oh. My. God. Go away. I hate you.
