What are you doing this weekend? We are hanging out with my dad, aunt and his brother, and it has been wonderful to see them. Toby and my brother seem twins these days! I hope you have a good one, be soft care, and here are some links of the entire website …
What an English garden so magical.
Blueberry museums very blueberries.
10 fun things that I have recently noticed in Brooklyn. (Large salad gift link)
Banana Republic is giving a 30% discount on full -price items this weekend. I would love to wear this brunch dress and these easy travel pants.
“This chicken with four ingredients took me out of my dinner routine.”
Did you know that a clueless television series is approaching?
Jordan Casteel’s paintings are so beautiful and intimate: their subjects, usually people around the neighborhood, almost always return their gaze.
A military trick to fall asleep in two minutes.
The colorful colorful house of Debbie Millman and Roxane Gay is full of art, books and a small free library on the front. (Nytime gift link)
Have you heard the jargon ‘for the plot?’ “As in: Should another dog adopt? ‘Yes! For the plot!'”
Baby lambs. Xoxo
Also, I wonder: Where do you receive your news? The Nytime site? Ezra Klein? The guardian? Podcasts? Share below, if you wish.
In addition, three comments from the reader:
Summer says about what disability taught me about the raising of children: “I grew up with a disabled mother and she taught me to see the world in different ways: he made me a more empathic person for life. My mother sometimes took a judgment for being a disabled mother with a small child, but that is so capable of wanting a mother different from the incredible one I have.”
He says that Natalie in a newspaper is a brilliant way of making friends: “I was in an event tonight with some women that I only know peripherally when one of them asked us to reveal our first email addresses. It was embarrassing, endearing and hilarious! I recommend as a conversation initiator.”
Lauren says in a newspaper is a brilliant way of making friends: “overwhelming draft.”
(Photo of Misha Dumov/Stocksy).
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