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Friday’s online finds: Cozy up, dig in and EAT THE DAMN PEACH.

  • I hope people take this seriously: The health risks become “increasingly high” when someone has six or more drinks per week. And for women who have three or more drinks per week, the risk of health issues increases more steeply compared to men, research shows. (CBC)
  • Gross, or just me? (Evoke)
  • Why Did People Freak Out About A Comic About Peaches? (Now We’re Talking with Doree Shafrir)
  • And a follow-up to Peachgate (Instagram)
  • There is a podcast all about Anne of Green Gables and it’s called Kindred Spirits Book Club, obviously!
  • Leonardo DiCaprio’s Breakup Picture Book For His Girlfriends On the occasion of their 25th birthday (The Grudge Report)
  • Don’t do this. (Vogue)
  • Woman on the Phone With Her Mom Just Pretending It’s a Very Boring Podcast (Reductress)
  • This house tour made me cry (Sara Petersen)
  • Color has been disappearing from the world (Macleod Sawyer)
  • How to do everything (NYT)
  • Good luck to all the parents tackling school lunches, navigating back-to-school shopping lists, keeping up with the a new year of school notices and championing for their child’s educational needs – may there be minimal snow days (McSweeney’s)

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Monday’s online finds: Cozy up and dig in.

  • I am a fan of local photographer Lyndsay Doyle‘s work and love this photo session with a group of close friends at the end of high school (@ldoylephoto)
  • I did not know Missy Elliott made her debut live performance at Lilith Fair – 25 years on, Lilith Fair is a reminder of how one woman’s radical idea changed music (NPR)
  • The Xbus Is Cute as a Button, Tough as Nails, and Electric (Adventure Journal)
  • The Fascinating Science Behind Freckles (allure)
  • A Message to the Millennials About to Turn 40 (Bazaar)
  • How Much Does It Really Cost to Live in an RV for a Year? (lifehacker)
  • Is Jane Austen Just a Vibe Now? (Vulture)
  • Cities Aren’t Built for Kids … But they could be (The Atlantic)
  • Fire of Love – The greatest lava-fueled love story ever told
  • This was a very good listen (Rich Roll interviews Malcolm Gladwell)

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Sunday’s online finds: Cozy up and dig in.

  • I’m into this Greek version of the party dip (skinnytaste)
  • How to Make Reading a Habit – for me, it’s audible books and a 10-page-a-day goal (James Clear)
  • Movie Of The Night may be my new favourite thing (and series too!)
  • Deviled eggs 3 Ways and deviled egg Jello shots
  • Can feminists please drop the Handmaid habit? (The Critic)
  • Do You Want To Know How You’re Going To Die? (Elle)
  • And perhaps mine, too: Martha Stewart’s Favorite Tuna Salad Is Now My Favorite Too (Kitchn)
  • A Sense of Appreciation Is the Single Most Sustainable Motivator at Work (Jocelyn K. Glei)
  • The Great Vacation is upon us—and offices are struggling to keep up (Fast Company)
  • Tater Tots Cake (Cup Of Jo)

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Saturday’s online finds: Cozy up and dig in.

  • Should we all be tracking and celebrating ordinary delights, daily? (Ross Gay)
  • Which reminds me of The Beautiful Mundane
  • S’mores Sundaes (Shutterbean)
  • And I am drooling (Bon Appetit)
  • My hate for reels is real and growing: Instagram Tests Turning All Video Posts into Reels (PetaPixel)
  • The Magical 10-Year Plan (Cup Of Jo)
  • Is anyone doing #1000wordsofsummer
  • I love a good project – #worldin195meals is a TikTok series where she’s making every nation’s national dish
  • The Pain and Pride of a Generation Changing How America Sees Gender (Time)
  • Because I know that the death toll is always so much higher than the numbers reported in the news. The kids in that school in Texas who were reunited with their parents—the ones who got to go home and change into their pajamas and be held—they aren’t the same kids who put their shoes on that morning. Those kids aren’t ever coming back. – Over and Over Again (The Audacity)
  • I LIVED IT: The Government Took Away My Rights and Still Expected Me to Come to Its Birthday Party (Reductress)
  • Can I live here (Home&Garden)
  • Enough With Drinks, Let’s Get Ice Cream (Elle)

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Saturday’s online finds: Cozy up and dig in.

  • Summer 2022 vibe: Forget #maincharacterenergy, beloved side-character is where it’s at (TikTok)
  • Despite agreeing with most of this, I still love the movie (Twitter-Onion)
  • To Enjoy Life More, Embrace Anticipation (NYT)
  • Food rut?
  • This looks good (Foodiecrush)
  • We Can Do Better Than Title IX (NYT)
  • Know your town’s daily Golden Hour (PetaPixel)
  • I had no idea motherhood would be like this. (Motherwell)
  • ‘After lockdown, things exploded’ – how TikTok triggered a books revolution (The Guardian) – and now I just spent 20 minutes here and omg, this (must love Euphoria to understand)
  • What happens when an American and a Parisian are stuck quarantining inside a one-bedroom New York apartment for over a year? A croissanaissance. (Thrillist)
  • Finding Comfort in Food, A Lesson From Nora Ephron’s ‘Heartburn’ (Food52)
  • As bad as today is, this is just the beginning… This is an outrageous attack on women’s rights and the bodily autonomy of everyone who can become pregnant, and the effects will be immediate and far reaching. (ACLU)
  • ‘Happening’ Is an Award-Winning French Drama About Abortion. It’s Also the Most Urgent Movie of 2022 (Rolling Stone)

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