What are you doing this weekend? We are going. home from englandAnd I’ve missed this Cup of Jo community so much! Looking forward to catching up on Monday, and in the meantime here are some links from around the web…
Madewell is End of season salethis Top and bag It’s on my summer wish list.
Books New Yorkers Read on the Beach. “I think it’s going to be an emotional roller coaster… I feel like I know these characters in real life.” (NYMag)
Corn fritters It looks delicious.
I downloaded This movie It’s nice to be able to see it from the plane.
The Science Behind Emotions In Inside Out 2, “Ennui is so funny and wonderful, and captures the natural contempt and exaggerated emotions that teenagers can have about just about everything.”
My dad and I were having a fight. NYT WordleIt was also fun to compare scores every morning.
Wow, what is this? comfortable living room.
And how beautiful it is This pink bedroom? (You can scroll.)
We featured Chanel Miller in The Big Salad Today — have you read her 2019 sexual assault memoir? Here she shares her new middle school novel. her favorite pantsand Advice on life Oprah Gave it to her. Read the interview hereYou may do so if you wish.
trailer For Severance Season 2.
Arrestedlol.
Plus, three reader comments:
Julie says in Have a Beautiful Week: “I was formally evaluated and diagnosed with autism at age 39 (my therapist shared the results this week), and I’m left wondering, ‘What do I do now?’ I’ve felt relief in gaining a deeper understanding of why things that come easy to others are difficult for me, but also saddened by the cost of completely ‘shedding my mask.’ Some Instagram accounts that have helped me learn and feel less alone: @iampayingattention, @CindyRobinsonllcand @christinedoyle.ie. And if anyone has any recommendations for Black or Indigenous autism/neurodiverse accounts, please share.”
Lynn tells me about my vacation confession: “My husband and I were on vacation in Miami this spring (without kids). One evening, as we were walking down the street after dinner, we passed a family of parents (in their mid-60s) and their adult children (in their early 20s). As we crossed the street, the son said, ‘Come enjoy this beautiful evening.’ And we laughed so hard. Oh my, it was endless, and eventually the kids would say the same thing their parents said.”
Kathryn had a wonderful week: “I loved it. My Lady Jane. It was fun, entertaining, and visually stunning. I found myself telling people about my friend Jo’s friend Gemma’s show. I felt a total sense of indirect pride in her. Well done, Gemma!”
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