
Jason Horn
Senior Updates Writer, Commerce at Food & Wine
Senior writer @foodandwine; lover of curling 🥌; semicolon enthusiast. I beat @kenjennings on a TV game show once.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Jason Horn
(Come find me)[Verse 1]DmCome and stand with meGWe can walk a path between the treesDm7When you’re hand in hand with meG7There’s nothing stopping possibility[Verse 2]Gm7 Am7I’ll do my best to be the man you needGm7 Am7Let’s just talk — what’s there to block — your curiosity?
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3 weeks ago |
foodandwine.com | Jason Horn
Credit: Food & Wine Where would cooking be without the freezer? It seems like an everyday appliance, but this modern marvel makes summer fruits available year-round, lets you batch and freeze meals, and keeps steaks, ice cream deliveries, and seasonal herbs preserved and ready to go. Buying and eating frozen foods can even help fight food waste and climate change.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Jason Horn
(In the dark) [Verse 1] Laying in the static Head full of glass Eyes on the ceiling Waiting for it to pass You forget why you’re breathing You forget how to ask But something in the dark Still pulls you back [Pre-Chorus] No one’s coming You already know But your chest keeps rising So you don’t let go [Chorus] Keep your eyes open in the dark Even if the light looks far Sometimes the night’s the only way To see the real range of a star Hold on Even if it breaks your heart Keep your eyes open in...
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Jason Horn
It isn’t lyrical. No pattern in the fog. Not a soft collapse. It’s heavy, sapping. The pressure before rain. Stuck joints. The fingers droopleaves too long without sun. Thought is pulp. Pages in weather. Nothing works. Nothing moves. The strings are sticksrungs on a ladderI can’t believe in. What is a songwhen the soul has no fire? Only ash —smudged across a canvastoo damp to hold shape. Pain remains,but truth holds. Because I remember lovewhere form has gone. Dead fish wrists,thoughtforms that twist.
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4 weeks ago |
medium.com | Jason Horn
(You still are you just forgot)When I was younger,I didn’t want power. I just wanted someone to listen. I had ideas. Rage. Love. I was burning with clarity that no one took seriously. And every time I spoke,I watched the world smile and nod —then return to business as usual. I wasn’t looking for attention. I was looking for resonance. I’m older now. Not “old.”But I’ve lived enough to know:The signal doesn’t get weaker with age. But it gets quieter. And that’s dangerous. Because young people aren’t immature.
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