• The New Rules of Middle Age, Written by Women. As a new wave of women step into their mid-centuries, books reimagining female midlife are striking a chord. ‘We’re not going to do our 50s the way everyone’s telling us we’re supposed to.’ (WSJ)
• What I Learned In Avalanche School. Ninety percent of human-avalanche encounters are triggered by humans, making humans the primary avalanche problem. Nature doesn’t kill people with avalanches. People kill people with avalanches… by taking an avalanche-safety course, we had statistically increased our chances of being killed in an avalanche. We were more likely to die now than we were at 8 a.m. (NYT) *David’s coach mentioned this article after telling him Mike is currently backcountry snowboarding*
• Then I went down a rabbit hole: This story about the rescue at Cherry Bowl is amazing (Avalanche)
• Orthorexia: an unhealthy obsession with eating healthy food (Time)
• Last week it was Dude With Sign and this week, Dog WIth Sign (Instagram)
• I’m into this (Lainey Gossip)
• Little Women’s Real Feminist Problem. Gerwig laid the story flat, cut it apart, and rearranged it; she added new sections and then turned the whole thing into a paper lantern—beautiful, unexpected, and glowing. She recognized what few filmmakers do when they approach a widely known story: Fans won’t countenance cutting major episodes, but they will happily see the story expanded in new directions. (The Atlantic)
• Things I learned—good stuff (Design Mom) and (Twitter-Erin Ryan)
• I did not get this memo so I am sticking with Meghan (because it’s the right way) (The Beaverton – via Ryan)
• Seriously, if Halifax had a diner called All Day Baby, I’d be there Every Day Baby! (Oh Joy)
• And may I introduce you to the breakfast board (Williams Sonoma):

Have a sweet weekend!