A practice known as the "Nora Ephron walk" involves adopting a legendary writer's ability to observe small details. This ritual typically takes place on a Saturday morning, where one explores a city, such as Innsbruck or New York, with their phone put away and no headphones or specific agenda. The goal is to walk and notice everyday elements often overlooked, like overheard conversations, the aroma of coffee, or unfamiliar streets. This simple act, despite not involving dramatic events, is described as a treasured part of the weekend, offering a way to slow down and appreciate one's surroundings.