What are you doing this weekend? Toby and Anton went on a trip with Alex, and I’m resting at home and reading a book. My favorite romantic comedy. Hope you have a nice day, here are some fun links from around the web…
Love Banana Republic SaleEspecially this one Everyday sweater and Very nice pants.
Trailer for English Teachers That’s funny.
Oh, This food notecard.
~ in Big saladWe had an interview Kate Berry ~ of domino reputation for her Garden of Heaven!!! How beautiful Her 16th floor apartment? plus, How to decorate with stripesWhat it’s like working with Martha Stewart, The movie that made her cry.
Who wants it? Chocolate Cream Pie?
10 Best NYC RestaurantsAccording to hilariously lovable cookbook author Adam Roberts, “The sandwich you see above may have been one of the most delicious meals I’ve ever had. Context: I just had a colonoscopy across the street! (How Jewish am I?)”
And, do you remember the Adam’s House tour?
Italians fight for the right to feast on the beach. “Lunch on the beach is ‘all we have left,’” said Paolo De Tullio, 67, as his family pondered whether it would rain the next day or whether they would eat grilled bucatini. (NYTimes Gift Link)
How cool is this UK Airbnb?? Those fancy stairs!
Sending Passive Aggressive Emails to Your Baby About Bedtimeha ha ha.
Wow, This amazing tuna melt. (NYTimes Gift Link)
method Make the phone dumb.
Also, two reader comments:
Julia said in one of her 11 reader comments about her pet: “I adopted a puppy two years ago, and one of the unexpected joys he brought me was the bond he created between me and my family. My immigrant Korean mother didn’t really understand my daily life, and I had a hard time finding things to talk about with her. But when Dooly came into our lives, we had a lot of stories to share about him. Now she sees herself as Dooly’s dog. grandma (Korean word for grandmother) He keeps asking if the grandmother should look after the child.”
Julia tells me about her unmissable routine: “I always try to fit a walk into my day. Since we don’t have a dog at home, I call it ‘walking the dog without the dog.’ It clears my head, refreshes me, and prepares me for a good night’s sleep.”
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