Have a Lovely Weekend. | Cup of Jo

What are you doing this weekend? (In addition, how beautiful are the frailecillos of babies? I hope you have a good one, and here are some links of the entire website …

How do you know that your partner is the only one? With Freddie, here there are five random moments in which I have asked myself. I would love to hear your answers. (Paywalled because it is very personal, but the last ones have been free for all)

Oooh, a lemon yogurt anything pastel.

Gap’s summer collection is great, like this bright striped shirt and the romantic dress.

How a family of five makes their apartment in New York City of 750 square feet work, including a triple bunk.

The best advice on how to be happy, including “a strange ritual” begins. (Nytime gift link)

My mother’s day wishes: chocolate caviar and the slightest star bracelet.

This little beach store is great.

Are you seeing the Four Seasons starring Tina Fey and Steve Carell? Netflix comedy follows three holiday couples together.

Can we make advertising fun again?

Do or not: a cream and olive cheese sandwich.

An interview with the Inimitable Cole Escola. “My most used emojis are: knife.”

Why public opinion still matters even more than before. “With these surveys, we see what we should expect: that Trump has greatly exaggerated his mandate to the extent that he had one and is promoting an immense reaction.

It’s true, haha.

In addition, three comments from readers …

Says Alana in, do you have a house salad? “My trick for a delicious salad is to cover it with fries of salt and vinegar.

Kate says with two friendship tips: “My mother -in -law says’ If you talk to someone every day, there is a lot to say. If you only speak often, it can be more difficult.”

LKB says that in a few days in Brooklyn: “I just said how much I appreciate this photo of you: big smile and-jet-roughs on the sides of your cheeks. After 44 years of frequent teeth smiles, I have those same vertical lines on my cheeks, and I am so self-conscious. Showing an image of yourself with these lines of smile.

(Puffins on Skomer Island by Helen Rushbrook/Stocksy).