Around the Interwebs
Plastic – what’s recyclable, what becomes trash and why. Bookmark this page!
Fascinating! How language shapes our perception of reality. “[…]learning a new language can change how your brain pulls information together, and because of that, enables you to have more perspectives on a particular issue.”
What3words? The app that can save lives.
Bring back handwriting: it’s good for your brain. Do you still write by hand sometimes?
How I learned to cycle like a Dutchman.
Around the blogosphere
Time Scarcity. An interesting read.
Erin talks about her post-partum relationship with exercise and I love how she recognizes and accepts that our relationship with exercise can – and will – change in different stages of life, but that it never has to be all or nothing.
Craftiness/DIY
This cardigan looks so cute (and is hopefully not too difficult to make).
Not that I have a need for this, but maybe you do? This nursery mobile is so cute!
For my runner friends
Don’t tell me what strong looks like.
Run strong for life – a decade-by-decade training guide.
Deliciousness
Apple Crumble. I can’t wait for fall and apple season. How about you?
Mushroom Stroganoff. Yum!
I want to try this. I loved anything mashed! Mashed cauliflower.
Share a good link with me in the comments!
Beth
September 19, 2019 at 1:20 pmI am hoping to get more apples soon so I might have to save that apple crumble recipe! My sister in law just made a pullover style sweater so I bet that cardigan wouldn’t be too bad. Then again, I don’t really crochet or knit so what do I know? LOL
Charlotte
September 19, 2019 at 1:37 pmOhhhh you have two recipes in here that I’d absolutely love to try!! I’m in for fall anything this time of year and also mashed cauliflower: mmm…also I always need a handy chart of what is and isn’t recyclable so appreciate you sharing! And that’s awesome you are thinking of crafting a cardi! Always love to read your links. ❤️
ShootingStarsMag
September 23, 2019 at 6:10 ammmm…I love all the apple things during the Fall. Unfortunately, I can’t have gluten, so I might have to see what is out there that I can still have a bit of. lol Thanks for all the links!!
Lisa of Lisa's Yarns
September 24, 2019 at 6:33 amThanks for sharing the post about post-partum fitness. My relationship with exercise has really changed since having Paul. I’m not a runner anymore but I think I will be again when it’s a bit easier to fit into my day. So for now I am taking walks and would like to add some strength training back into my routine – maybe after we move? Our new house has a finished basement so I could set up a little workout area and have some toys for paul down there so he could play while I exercise.
I have the worst handwriting so don’t write notes much anymore because people would struggle to read them! Ha!