Sustained release

Some moments can be timeless. Even if you learn that at the age of 12, the context might keep changing, or developing so to speak. Certain things are best put to end to make room, and windows, for new things. 'I feel so great here' occurs only because you let go of something before that, at least in most cases. You have to be really lucky or naive to find something great the first time. Stuck in 40 minutes or so of a new restaurant, some familiar music, awesome contemporary woodwork, average food and good company. The ingredients of a successful time capsule can vary.

It doesn't take much to make new friends. Especially on days you feel awefully miserable missing an old friend. It doesn't take much, after all, to be happy. 

And there's nothing more satisfying than being stuck in a comforting loop...like a favourite groove, almost a habitat.

Life, taste, friendship, dates, love -- we all know all that, but the context can really make the same old emotions, and the produce that comes out of it, unique. 

A perfect time capsule lets you revisit every bit of it any number of times anytime you want. It can be just a restaurant, just some wood, some new drinks, a surprisingly less quantity of tolerable food, but a warm heart can simply make all that mean a lot more.