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January Link List

January 18, 2021 filed under: link love

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Around the Interwebs

Turns out it’s pretty good waking up early. “There was so much day ahead of me! So many hours to be alive. […] I felt like I had already lived an entire day only to have another one sprawling before me.”

In case you were wondering (as I was). What’s it really like to live in Washingon, D.C. right now.

Lifehacks! Some of these are genius!

Haha. A course syllabus for making new friends as an adult.

The Other Talk. “The first thing people see when they look at you is your skin color. People will look at your skin and all they will see is black. It doesn’t matter what you accomplish in life. If you become a doctor, a lawyer, a movie star — they will look at you, and the first thing they will see is your blackness.”

The most instagrammed National Parks

9 ways to improve your gut health.

12 signs you’re forcing a relationship that just isn’t right. Every couple on “90-days fiancé” right now. Haha.

The Capitol rioters weren’t ‘low class’. 

Around the blogosphere

My friend Mikael asked (and wrote): What’s the word for 2020 – Bravery! 

Justice before Unity!

My Trader Joe’s Favorites. I always love to hear what other people buy – and love – from Trader Joe’s! 

Common courtesy and social engagement. I couldn’t agree more.

Craftiness/DIY

The Ridgeline Cardigan. One of these days, I am going to knit a piece of clothing.

For my runner friends

Are you a morning person? Here’s how to motivate yourself to work out in the morning.

Top Peloton Facebook Groups you want to be part of. Nice round-up of supportive FB groups by Debora.

Deliciousness

Mushrooms stew with farro and kale. Gimme!

Tuscan-style beef lentil soup. So good!

I miss Müslibrötchen (rolls with oats, nuts, and raisins) and want to try these next.

Share a good link with me in the comments!

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December Link List

December 16, 2020 filed under: link love

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Around the Interwebs

A political obituary for Donald Trump.

What a beautiful photography project: No Memory Is Ever Alone.

Where did the commute time go? How people used their ‘extra’ time in a WFH life.

The best good news of 2020.

Our Covid life, illustrated.

Fascinating. Physics explains why time passes faster as you age.

20 Americans who explain the 2020 election.

How to build trust in the vaccines. Will you get vaccinated when it’s available?

How 700 epidemiologists live now.

Around the blogosphere

Gabrielle, once again, hits the nail on the head: Conservatives, what do you want?

Even though I still use a paper planner, I also use Google Calendar and here are some great tips: How to make the most of your Google Calendar. 

A bread-bakers gift guide.

5 Reasons It’s Important to Give Compliments to Other Women Who Are Total Strangers. Try it. It’s really a positive experience!

Craftiness/DIY

Printable Happy Christmas Gift Tags

DIY Paper Bag Stars

20 easy & cheap DIY holiday decorating ideas.

Minimal Christmas decor. I am definitely team #lessismore. 

For my runner friends

Please look both ways.

Thirty minutes of exercise per day might not transform your body, but you should still do it.

A round-up of running podcasts. I think I’ll try some of them myself.

Deliciousness

Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Bark

37 easy stress-baking recipes with 5 ingredients or less

Baked parmesan crusted salmon.

Roasted mushrooms with balsamic glaze. Yum. Are you a mushroom fan, like me?

The best hot chocolate mix.

Share a good link with me in the comments!

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14: November Link List

November 14, 2020 filed under: link love, NaBloPoMo

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Around the Interwebs

The pandemic could end waiting in line.

How your brain ticks during a pandemic.

I am never moving back to America no matter who’s the president. Interesting take from someone who left the country.

Now you can see the COVID-19 risk anywhere in the country, in real time.

I agree with this. Why you should still take vacation time during the pandemic.

We all owe a lot to Stacey Abrams.

How to be rich, according to the happiest country in the world.

Around the blogosphere

Digital household chores – ever thought about adding them to your list?

Show me your cozy corner!

Unique holiday gift ideas.

The One Work-From-Home Rule I Always Follow, And 5 I’ve Tried & Ditched.

Here are some great tips! How to make the most of your Google calendar.

Craftiness/DIY

My friend Tobia shared this 2021 printable calendar and it’s so pretty! Check it out!

Thanksgiving stickers.

Another freebie. Free printable holiday labels.

For my runner friends

Did you ever wonder how much you actually sweat during a workout? Here’s how to calculate your sweat rate.

Did your shoes run their course? Don’t miss the signs of wear.

The 10 fitness goals you should be setting.

Deliciousness

More than you ever wanted to know about potatoes, but we love potatoes in this house and there’s just so many ways to prepare them (in a healthy way!). It’s not just French fries and butter-laden baked potatoes.

Stuffing Muffins? What a great idea!

Shutterbean’s Cranberry Rosemary Bars look delicious!

Trader Joe’s best frozen pasta. (I guess I have to try them one of these days.)

Cheese Cauliflower Casserole. Yum.

Share a good link with me in the comments!

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October Link List

October 14, 2020 filed under: link love

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Around the Interwebs

How much would Trump’s Coronavirus treatment cost most Americans?

This is a long, but important read! Why ‘cluster-busting’ might be the strategy to beat Covid-19.

Some mental health tips on how to deal with 2020.

‘What are we so afraid of?’ This. This is what we’re afraid of. 

Hard to swallow truths.

Why we all love a Nancy Meyers’ house. (Any of them will do!)

How to curate your iPhone’s home screen. I haven’t updated to iOS 14 yet (because of some known bugs), but that sounds intriguing.

When there is no one left to tell us the truth.

Around the blogosphere

“You watch: Every Trump Supporter you know in real life will one day deny they were ever cheering for Trump.”  Some honest thoughts (and links, too!)  from Gabrielle.

The Pandemic’s Toll on Mental Health and Relationships: What Can We Learn?

How to organize your week with time blocking.

Vote 2020: It’s about Humans & Humanity. I agree with Sara.

Craftiness/DIY

OMG, so cute. Felt Woodland Fall Pocket Pals.

Favorite Fall Home Decor on Etsy.

Easy no-carve pumpkin ideas.

Pretty! Modern hand lettered free printable 2021 calendars.

For my runner friends

I am not ready. Are you going back to the gym? If you are, avoid these 9 things.

The benefits of varying your running route.

Deliciousness

The perfect October treat: Cinnamon Apple Spelt Muffins.

I can’t wait for soup weather: tortellini-vegetable soup.

We made these spicy pork brussels bowls for dinner last week. Yum! 

Share a good link with me in the comments!

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September Link List

September 16, 2020 filed under: link love, lists!

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I could just browse the Internet for hours on end, so many good things to read. Don’t you agree? Here are this month’s pickings.

Around the Interwebs

Climate change will force a new American migration, and we will see it in our life time. Scary.

Campsites around SF. Maybe we’ll go, sometime, when it’s safe again.

What coffee-brewing method  makes the best-tasting cup? (I knew the pour-over was up there!)

Can’t put your finger on how you feel? Maybe The Feelings Wheel can help.

“How do you adjust to an ever-changing situation where the “new normal” is indefinite uncertainty?” Your ‘Surge Capacity’ Is Depleted — It’s Why You Feel Awful

This is why I really don’t want to get this: What young, healthy people have to fear from Covid-19.

For the love of mail.

Why some Americans refuse to social distance and wear masks. “The resistance to wearing a mask is not about public health; it’s about politics. […] The pandemic arrived at just the wrong moment — amid toxic politics, incompetent leadership, and fraying social bonds.” The saddest statement there is.

Famous sayings that don’t mean what you think they mean.

The movements that betray who you are. This was super-interesting. 

Around the blogosphere

How to vote this fall. All you need to know to cast your ballot in (or before!) November.

Another dull quarantine weekend at home, Target, Chipotle, Home Depot, and our niece’s graduation party. Beware: satire, maybe. Chuckle and then cry, is what I did.

Gabrielle always tells it like it is. The consequences of your actions. 

Trader Joe’s Fall Foods. Are you excited to try all the new seasonal items? I am not into everything pumpkin, but the rustic apple tarte and pumpkin spice granola bark look good!

Craftiness/DIY

Papercut Halloween House Lanterns. Is it too early to start preparing for Halloween? Well, bookmark these for later.

Ombre Paper Mobile (so pretty!).

These are so cute: Macrame Jar Hangers.

For my runner friends

How easy should your easy runs be?, that is the question.

How to treat and prevent foot blisters. 

A timely read. Running in bad air quality and smoke. (I am opting for the spin bike right now.)

Deliciousness

Mushroom & Spinach Breakfast Skillet. All the things I love.

We made egg noodles with an adapted version of this Mushroom & Lentil Ragù and I recommend it.

Creamy tomato & pepper pasta. Mmh, that looks delicious!

Share a good link with me in the comments!

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August Link List

August 21, 2020 filed under: link love, lists!

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Yes, I’ve been coming across a ton of interesting reads again in the last month. Hope you enjoy!

Around the Interwebs

Remember how I said yesterday that people get “lulled” into a sense of security  and then allow themselves to let their guard down? Here’s why I am still so cautious:  I had COVID-19, and these are the things nobody tells you. 

“In my social circles, I was considered among the least likely person to contract the disease because, basically, I abandoned the circles. I wore a mask everywhere. I followed all the rules, but a couple of weeks ago I didn’t follow my instincts. I briefly let my guard down. The coronavirus came out swinging.

The weekend before my symptoms appeared, for the first time in four months, I met friends for two dinners at two socially distanced patio tables. Nobody is required to wear masks at the tables, so I removed my mask when I sat, as did my dining partners, and we left them off during the entire time we were at the table.

I didn’t do anything that was prohibited, right? I was just following the rules, right? My guess is that I caught it there.”

Aren’t we all Michelle right now?

You can’t really argue  with this anymore. How the pandemic defeated America.

How to actually change someone’s mind.

Aging is optional.

Pending Postal Master Changes could delay mail and deliveries. I’ve already noticed a slow down in deliveries, have you?

Get your flu vaccine!

This is an interesting article about mask wearing and social change.

This is tough for so, so many: The coronavirus shutdown through the eyes of the recently unemployed. 

“Focus on outcomes rather than time spent in the office”. A Company’s New 2-Sentence Remote Work Policy.

What self-care means right now, according to experts.

An interesting perspective: One Legacy of the Pandemic May Be Less Judgment of the Child-Free.

Around the blogosphere

Cozy work from home spaces. (Show me yours?)

Under current circumstances, this is great advice: The #1 Way to Multiply Your Impact on the 2020 US Election.

How I slow down days.

I don’t care if Joe Biden was your first pick or your last, we need to elect him. 10 ways to get to work electing Joe & Kamala (hat tip @ Kate). 

Craftiness/DIY

DIY Textbook and Notebook covers. I used to do that all the time back in school and college.

Plush Toy DIY

Creative quarantine crafts.

Paper quilling art. Remember doing this at school when you were bored? 

For my runner friends

For the people in the back, repeat after me Laura: faster workouts are not better workouts. 

How to stay safe when running.

The 8 post-run mistake you should stop making. Are you guilty of any of them? I’ve done a couple of those, not regularly, but sometimes. Here’s what to do instead.

Deborah shares her tips on How To Clean Your Running Watch. Have you cleaned yours?

How to recover after a long run.

Deliciousness

Arnold Palmer Popsicles? Count me in!

We’ve been staying away from Asian take-out recently, but I think I’ll try this when the next craving for Asian food hits: Thai Basil Sesame Cashew Chicken.

I see some Bacon, Cheddar, + Veggie ‘Sunrise’ Scones in my future.

A recipe for a lighter, fresher Lemon Tiramisu. Sounds perfect for summer!

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July Link List

July 21, 2020 filed under: link love

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Around the Interwebs

We could get Coronavirus under control in 4-8 weeks, if everyone wore a mask. Come one, people, let’s get our sh*t together.

Read this. How the American idiot made America unlivable. 

14 black women, we should have learned about in history class.

21 arguments for wearing a mask and a great trick to help masks fit better.

Two different people: a hair cut/color can really transform a person.

People’s stories for leaving California during the pandemic. 

20 Black-female-ownded brands to support.

Around the blogosphere

A letter to my white friends.

The health benefits of turmeric. 

My friend Kate shared her no-regret quarantine purchases. What have you bought during quarantine?

Beauty products from Trader Joe’s.

Craftiness/DIY

DIY Mini Trellis.

6 free hand-lettered photo overlays.

That sounds like a fun project! How to block print fabric.

For my runner friends

How to pace your half marathon with four simple strategies. Which one is yours?

Do you plank? Plank benefits for runners.

Deliciousness

Give me anything with lemon! Pucker-Up Creamy Lemon Squares.

91 recipes with eggs.

Since I’ve been making more smoothies again: Easy mango smoothie.

Arugula pesto. Yum.

 

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June Link List

June 22, 2020 filed under: link love, lists!

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Not a surprise, a lot of links this month are related to the BLM movement and Coronavirus. Take it or leave it.

Around the Interwebs

If you only click on one link today, make it this one: Voter registration deadlines. Make sure you’re registered in your state!

It does not matter if you’re good.

Experts way the risks of 14 summer activities.

This is why we can’t let up. It’s been setting in on me that this is like a cycle.

Here’s how to discuss unconscious bias.

How to make this moment the turning point for real change.

A resource guide for anti-racism and being an ally.

When 511 Epidemiologists Expect to Fly, Hug and Do 18 Other Everyday Activities Again.

How to scorch a casual gaslighter.

How white women can use their privilege to end racism.

A 400-square-foot London loft. 

These 6 minutes have stayed with me and I have “referenced” them in conversations.

Eight habits many would like to keep post-lockdown.

The virus will win.

Have you seen this Pandemic risk scorecard? I’ll definitely not be doing most of these things anytime soon. 

Around the blogosphere

20 books to read about white privilege and being anti-racist.

What color is nude?

How I feel right now as a black woman.

The health benefits of turmeric. I’ve started taking it a month ago.

Craftiness/DIY

Mini Crochet Lamb Pattern. Cuuute!

15 paper leaves templates.

How to make a battery-operated outdoor light.

For my runner friends

How to increase your race pace. New runners are obsessed with their paces (I was one of them), but this post is really good, because it points out that you develop fitness over months and years, not days and weeks. It took me a few years to really see a significant increase in my paces.

4 research-back reasons why you should exercise for stress relief.

Running and hydration. Do you drink enough?

Is planking part of your strength training? Plank benefits for runners.

Deliciousness

That looks like the perfect BBQ side dish: Middle Eastern Fattoush Salad.

I am a fan of one pot meals, aren’t you? One Pan Creamy Sun-Dried Tomato and Spinach Tortellini.

I have sourdough discard and would love to try these sourdough pancakes.

Share a good link with me in the comments!

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May Link List

May 27, 2020 filed under: link love, lists!

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Around the Interwebs

Weighing your risk.

A science journalist explains how the Spanish flu changed the world

What most liberals don’t realize. 

Inside the Flour Company Supplying America’s Sudden Baking Obsession (I knew why I liked King Arthur Flour, and in case you wanted to know why there is a flour shortage.)

This is the problem with thinking you know more than the experts.

What to Ask Instead of ‘How Are You?’ During a Pandemic.

That relentless brain fog you might be experiencing through this pandemic is called allostatic load.

Around the blogosphere

Have you heard from anyone surprising lately? I must admit, I’ve been reaching out to a couple of people that I’ve lost touch with. I was surprised that they popped in my mind when the pandemic started, but I also felt like this is a sign and as good as any other time to reconnect, so why not?

Steph lives inside my head, I swear. 

Craftiness/DIY

DIY Wood Nightstand with Drawer. I wish I was more into – and had more space for – carpentry.

For my runner friends

What new runners really need to know. Need a good chuckle? 

Magnesium for athletes. Do you get enough or take supplements?

Deliciousness

Jalapeño Chicken Salad Sandwiches. Sounds yummy!

We’ve made Salisbury Steak a couple of times. It’s so easy and good.

This sounds like the perfect summer dish: Caprese Prosciutto Farro Salad.

I’ll have one – or five – of these Almond Raspberry Cheesecake Bars, please and thank you.

Share a good link with me in the comments!

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April Link List

April 29, 2020 filed under: link love

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This list is a little longer since I skipped the March Link List. Hope you enjoy.

Around the Interwebs

Cancel everything. This is an older article from when this all started. Still holds true.

How to avoid back pain while working from home.

It’s okay if you can’t relax right now. Been there.

Comfort kills. Plain and simple. The body likes to be challenged.

Here’s what happens to your brain when you don’t sleep. Get enough shut eye, friends, especially now!

No really, think about the consequences of your actions, not just you “opinion” on the candidate. Here’s what to do if you hate the Democratic nominee.

The Do’s and Don’ts of disinfecting your phone

Did you parents or older relatives fight the precautions? Convincing boomer parents to take the coronavirus seriously.

Wash your floors on your hands and knees. I’ve been doing this, and you know what?  This saves you time and energy, because I felt like I was just pushing the dirt around with my mop and had to mop three times and the floor STILL wasn’t clean. Give it a try.

Around the blogosphere

Hi from your childless friend. This sums it up:  “In adulthood, I have come to regard friendships — whether the person is single, married, a parent or not — as oceanic in nature. There is a natural ebb and flow. Sometimes we are close, sometimes we are not-so-close, and sometimes we may be downright distant. Work schedules shift. Emotional needs change. Kids grow older. You drift apart, and then just as easily, you drift together.”

I believe in Intuitive Eating. 

I enjoyed Stephany’s posts about her (controversial) bookish opinions.

Why it’s important to have a virtual running community.  Now more than ever!

Quarantine Life: A List of 8 Good Things During Bad Times. This is great. Thanks Kate! I encourage you to make your own list. I will post mine soon.

Craftiness/DIY

Free drawing classes. 

Work from home adult coloring page. Have you colored yet?

Modern Dollar Store DIY wreath for spring. That’s neat.  

13 eco-friendly yarns to check out.

While you have your sewing machine out… Quick Sewing Project: A Fabric Utensil Wrap for Reusables On the Go.

For my runner friends

I am currently trying to talk a friend and my sister into adopting a running habit and these are great tips. 6 steps to start running (and keep running).

Here’s a bodyweight strength workout you can do at home. Thanks Laura!

The best foods for runners  to have in their pantries.

Marcia shared a 10-minute tank-top arms and shoulders workout. Can’t hurt!

Run Data Analysis: How To Use All that Info From Your Watch.

Deliciousness

Bread does NOT belong in the fridge, friends. The best way to store bread.

I’ve been craving cookies, maybe I’ll try these here: 3-ingredient Almond Butter Cookies.

I wanna try these sourdough pancakes with my sourdough starter discard.

Rhubarb Crumble Cheesecake. Sounds divine.

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