Windows down, summer air, a song you love. Some moments don’t need to be improved, just noticed.

Some moments are already finished when they arrive. Air, a song and the right speed need nothing added, and the urge to improve them, by filming them or narrating them or hunting for a better track, mostly interrupts them. Noticing is the only action a good moment actually requires. Everything else is a small tax you pay on the experience.

When the next one turns up, keep your hands still. No photo, no skipping forward, no commentary. Register that it is happening and let it finish by itself.