#28 One Month—No Schedule, No Internet, and No Electricity

The Lonely Hour by Julia Bainbridge

Mar 20, 201900:27:05Society & Culture

How losing both parents, navigating the transition of her only sibling, and extreme burnout led film producer Annabelle Dunne to seek solitude in Sri Lanka with just a cot and 17 books—and what it taught her about how sh...

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