It’s Friday’s online finds: Cozy up and dig in.

• Thinking about updating your loungewear (Dreams+Jeans)
• David’s Instagram recommendation/inspiration
• + CBC Kids News is an awesome online resource
• Also, think this says a lot about the leadership in our country — speaking directly to children is especially important (twitter)
• Queen Margrethe making a dachshund hat is the quarantine vibe we all need right now
• And on another positive note, Mass Panic Is Unlikely, Even During a Pandemic (Wired)
• You can stay up as late as you’d like — as long as you’re reading (Design Mom)
• Watch the Just Released Trailer for The New Bauhaus Documentary (Design Milk)
• The Absolute Best Way to Cook Pasta, According to Too Many Tests (Food52)
• And Mark Bittman’s Master List of Interchangeable Ingredients (Heated)
• Looking at beautiful houses is my happy place. And you can’t get much better than Modernism Week in Palm Springs — have I mentioned the time Mike and I rented cute bikes and rode around Palm Springs. It was dreamy.
• Des Linden’s twitter always makes me laugh
• The Elements of a Home: Curious Histories behind Everyday Household Objects, from Pillows to Forks (Rue Mag)
• I need some buttermilk stat! Oh wait, I can substitute. Cheddar Scallion English Muffin Bread (Joy the Baker)
• Mo Willems invites YOU into his studio every day for his LUNCH DOODLE (Kennedy Center) — we are on day 5.
• I’m a zoomer, and I am sure you are too these days (NYT)
• We just finished the show High Fidelity and I really liked it and of course, now need to rewatch the movie. (The Guardian)
• How To Run Meetings on Zoom (swissmiss)
• “This project reminds us that our neighbors aren’t gone, they’re just on the other side of their rainbows — collaborating not just on art but on keeping each other safe.” (A Cup Of Jo) —  our neighbour across the street has rainbows in the window and I think this will be my weekend project!

Love yous. xo

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