What's something analog that you do even if there's a digital or *more efficient* method? 
Ex. Handwriting Notes vs. using an App, reading physical newspaper vs. online etc...

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I go back and forth on physical books vs. kindle. Really just depends on my mood when I click purchase.

Thank you notes is such a good one. Classy, thoughtful.

Reading physical books

Handwriting and mailing thank you notes

Paper planner

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I do this too. Not a big instacart person. 
Agree on the 'whats new' part...Absolutely the person who will try a new brand, flavor etc... and enjoy being able to find or seek it out on my own.

I much prefer going to the grocery store over online delivery. Live in a dense, urban city where delivery for everything is normalized. Not really about hand-picking produce, more about hunter-gatherer instinct connected with physical activity connected with wanting to see what's changed/new on offer.

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This was not on my list of responses I thought I'd get here. 
I love that you do this. 
Do you have a significant other or kids? Do you do it with their clothes too?

I line dry my clothes, despite having a fully functional dryer. I enjoy that it keeps me oriented toward monitoring the weather and the value of being patient with a process.

(plus, it saves a ton on the electric bill)

handwriting notes for better memory 
newspaper crossword puzzles for relaxation 
calling in take out orders over online orders

Play (DJ) vinyl records, and read books/newspapers

renting movies / tv from the public library - nice experience - makes consumption a little tiny bit more mindful - and libraries are some of the best places on earth!