What are you doing this weekend? I am planning a pleasant spring weekend to see the Rupture End of season 2, fertilize my indoor plants and see all my university students in all places (including a birthday celebration!).
Wait you Have something to expect this weekend, and that this collection of interesting readings and favorite things help it relieve it in that weekend mood.
My favorite web findings:
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I don’t want anyone to read my newspapers, but I can’t burn them. (New York Times Gift link) Dani Shapiro about confronting his old notebooks: “There was so much that I had forgotten. So many names and places: editors, editors, other writers, journalists, restaurants, bars, bookstores, an entire world of lost relics that was about to get amateur.” (The episode of a great book today About ours that should read the next Patreon it is about When women were birdsthat combines perfectly with this essay).
Why you should make your phone boring. (Vox) “Outonious that distracted me once again by a notification that told me to look at my phone to learn to look at my phone less.”
What I have been reading lately: the new and the remarkable. (Mmd) The summary of recent readings of this month includes a bit old, a bit new, a variety of genres, but especially, more not fiction than fiction.
I am refueling the basic foods of the spring closet, which means updating my J. Crew Factory Girlfriend Tees (XXS – 3x; I have 5’9 ″ and I always get the medium) and taking the colors of spinach, branch of Secayas and Lila Bonitas. I also love your shiny print swimsuits (XXS – 3x) and This nice cover -up. (XXS – 3x)
The power uprising made me a better writer. (Harpers Bazaar) The “slow writer” self -proclaimed Rost Kwon about the creation of changes of calm and measurement against herself: “Crucially, every time I reach a personal record, nothing can deny the new triumph. It happened; it is a fact, established.
Favorite readers, glasses and sunglasses. (Mmd) This is a delight. “Our team here in MMD uses many different types of specifications (prescription and not recipe) in our daily life of books. Many of our zoom meetings begin with a quick gab about our current frameworks. You can call us an inadvertent group of products testers, researchers and reviewers.”
Facebook Tell-All Mark Zuckerberg does not want me to read, explained briefly. (Vox) “The book came out on March 11 and is called Careless people: a warning story of power, greed and lost idealismA reference a The Great Gatsbywhich refers to their rich characters as ‘careless people’ who ‘broke things and creatures and then retired again in their money.’ The analogy is not subtle, and they are not the accusations that Wynn-Williams makes about his former bosses. “
The best botanical gardens in the United States. (Fashion) Missouri is my favorite American garden so far. What about you? (I always love receiving recommendations!)
Non -fiction files 2: How to choose the non -fiction you will like. (Replacement without bay) WSIRN TRATION STUDENT A great new series dedicated to non -fiction books began. This delivery includes how to decode words and key phrases in blurred.
Our 15 -year -old electric bid bite the dust and replace it with This Hamilton Beach water boilerthat is making tons of use since I am drinking lots of current favorites Harney & Sons green tea with coconut, ginger and vanilla and slowly advancing in the Plum Deluxe Decaf Tea Lover’s Advent Calendar (It is no longer available, but your individual teas are great!).
The emergence of romance libraries. (Romoning the data) I didn’t realize how many were in the United States now! Also: if you are ever in Louisville, make sure to pass A novel romance. It’s love!
10 Essential drinks Each coffee lover needs to know, from a flat target to a capuchino. (Food and wine) What is your option?
Reviewing childhood favorites for a nostalgic reading project. (What should I read below?) This week’s new episode highlights the books that are spoken to each other over the years.
The quiet joy of making the dishes. (Save) “Tell me how you wash a dish and tell you who you are.”
Do not miss these publications:
13 travel novels in time (almost) each genre. There is a time travel novel for you, regardless of reading your reading!
Try the Bakewell cake and other rules with which I am learning to live. My husband Will and I traveled to Scotland in December 2018 for an incredible literary adventure. Our time there was magical, although I have a handful of regrets. Some were beyond our control, but one was completely preventable …
15 immersive historical fiction books on past events. You probably didn’t learn about these events in the story class!
Have a great weekend!
