May the week ahead be filled with less end-times energy than the one before! We gotta have hope!!
Attempting to watch sports…which is harder than it used to be???
Commending this Violette tinted balm for its feel (the good kind of powdery) and its stay-puted-ness.
Prepping sunshine pasta, going out for a drink, and coming home to dinner. The most whimsical part of the last week, surely.
Trying out the Rodeo app to save things—restaurants, concerts, museum exhibits—from the various social media platforms that haven’t figured out how to do this in an actually useful way yet.
Being moved by male friendship, thanks to this RHCP doc. How do we get Flea a daytime talk show? It’s time.
Finally getting served the kind of parenting content I’m looking for.
Confessing that of all of my beloved Dyson products (so many), this very analog comb might be the most indispensable.
Applauding a new Instagram feature.
Struggling as much as the next gal to find workout wear I love these days…but then rediscovering that Patagonia has been making the ideal running short for years.
Asking for permission to talk about cake once again, because the Dreaming Princess at Little Cupcake Bakeshop is flying too far under the radar.
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