What are you up to this weekend? Freddie and I are staying at the upstate hotel Six Bells on Saturday night; it looks so cozy. (Those box beds!!!) Hope you have a good one, and here are a few links from around the web…
This sweater would look effortlessly cool with jeans all winter.
Marriage is a conversation. (Also, omg so cute.)
Brown butter snickerdoodles. “This is my forever snickerdoodle recipe, the last I’ll ever need,” says Deb Perelman.
Emma Stone wears Gwyneth Paltrow’s Great Expectations green outfit. Fun ’90s flashback. (Harper’s Bazaar)
Is this the cutest newspaper headline about bears?
17 Halloween-themed TV episodes to rewatch this month. (Vogue)
Will you watch the documentary Mistress Dispeller? Says the NYTimes: “In cities across China, there’s a special kind of consultant you can hire if you find out your spouse is cheating. They’re called ‘mistress dispellers,’ and their job is to work their way into your spouse’s life, get close to their lover and convince the pair to break it off. When all goes according to plan, the cheaters end up believing it was their idea to end the affair.”
Love the length of this coat.
For my night away with Freddie, I’m packing my skin tint, an easy top, and a great book.
The best snacking cake for fall, according to Nicola Lamb. And her gorgeous wedding photos. (Big Salad)
Plus, three reader comments:
Says Kipp on five fun things: “Last week’s This American Life episode had me howling with laughter. Then I made my daughter listen to it with me and laughed just as hard. It’s called My Other Self. It’s thoughtful, too, but the funny parts truly made my week.” Replies Heather: “I just listened to this and was laughing so much in my car at a light — smacking my wheel — I was probably quite the sight.”
Says Jill on five fun things: “I see people recommending Heart the Lover, and I’m so excited because I just read Writers and Lovers by the same author and could not put it down. Best book I have read in years. I’d stopped reading literary fiction because I couldn’t find an author I loved, and now I have one. Squee!”
Says Erica on what are your pet peeves: “NEVER take more than three sentences to describe a dream. Dreams are only interesting to the dreamer; to everyone else, they are meandering and nonsensical. When recounting a dream, pretend you’re telling a short joke and focus on the punchline.”
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