Category: link love

September Link List

Around the Interwebs Restaurant math isn’t working. Why restaurants feel so expensive right now. I feel like this article explains things a little bit (and yes, we do want quality food), but it’s not helping with the fact that a lot of people just don’t have the money to spend...

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August Link List

Around the Interwebs How to tell if what you’re reading is AI. Let’s do some timeblocking. The case against being nice (and being kind, instead).  How to talk to friends with different political views. Three apps that made me more productive. I am especially intrigued by Capacities as a replacement...

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July  Link List

Around the Interwebs Why dining rooms are disappearing from American homes. Do you have a dining room?  Hat tip to Melissa for sharing this interesting analogy between ultra-processed food and social media recently. “What is a TikTok dance mash up if not a digital Dorito?” 7 simple ways to cut...

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June Link List

Around the Interwebs This was such an interesting read. I definitely remember having that realization myself at some point. Adulthood Made Me Realize I Never Really Knew My Parents. An open letter to Martha-Ann Alito about her new pride flag. Ok, that was brilliant. (Did you hear what she –...

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May Link List

I’ve been slacking on my monthly link lists. Have you noticed? Around the Interwebs The real reason it costs so much to go to a concert. Sigh. I can attest that it was a real ordeal to score Pearl Jam tickets earlier this year.  The 10 rules of being human....

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October Link List

Around the Interwebs Have you heard of the Favorite Things Party? I love this concept! How generosity changes your brain. What an interesting perspective. Can you relate? The Pandemic Skip.  Why you should divide your life into semesters, even when you’re not in school. These habits can cut the risk...

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September Link List

Around the Interwebs Thrifting wardrobe tips. 7-morning habits that could affect your day. Note-taking by hand: a powerful tool to support memory. I used to take notes by hand in college and then often rewrite a clean copy at home (as part of my studying process). The 2-step “loci method”...

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August Link List

Around the Interwebs 25 of Our Most Interesting Geography Facts. Nerd alert. Reading Well.  I need to learn this skill. How to Pack in Just a Carry-On. The Art of Translation. This is super-fascinating to me. I took literature translation classes in college and you have no idea how hard it...

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