One way to get the most out of life is to look upon it as an adventure. // William Feather
+ The uneasy intimacy of work in a pandemic year.
+ Am I the only woman who has ‘sleeping underwear‘?
+ ‘I called off my wedding, and the Internet will never forget.’
+ Anthropologie’s dress section is awash in color. This pink dress (petite/plus) caught my eye.
+ Companies should do more to normalize career breaks. Also, a Twitter thread about how my own career hiatus made it hard to break in to the legal profession.
+ This rattan bed tray makes WFH glamorous. Just add a printed caftan.
+ Boden has the best one-piece swimwear section. Their Corsica suit is amazing.
+ Tip for managers on creating open communication on their team.
+ Amazon has all the summer sandals you could ever need. I’m starting with these.
+ Whatever happened to the shoe brand Toms?
+ Aesop, one of the few brands that lives up to the hype.
Long Read. ‘We found a baby on the subway — now he’s our son.‘ An honest to goodness feel-good story.
We the people of Montana grateful to God for the quiet beauty of our state, the grandeur of our mountains, the vastness of our rolling plains, and desiring to improve the quality of life, equality of opportunity and to secure the blessings of liberty for this and future generations do ordain and establish this constitution.
To my fellow Montanans: Happy 406 Day. Photo by Steven Cordes.
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Great reads/links/etc! I’m forwarding a link so that my hubs, who is a hiring manager, can read about career gaps from Abra and the HBR article.
The Wired article is so good – I feel like it’s worth a re-read. (And is related to why I browsed for baby related/fertility related articles in incognito windows for a long time.)
Aesop hand cream is THE best.
I had 8 months between getting laid off and starting a new job a few years back, and there has been exactly one interview where I got pushback on that. I really wish there was a better way to take breaks between or during jobs, and that it was acceptable if not encouraged for people to do so. We’d all be better off.
I didn’t realize Toms weren’t a “thing” anymore. I’m totally out of touch with Gen Z though. They’re one of the only shoes I ever wear because I’m too lazy to bother with ties/straps/buckles/etc. anymore lol.
Yes to sleeping underwear! Also to sleeping socks.
I’m hoping you’ll elaborate on Aesop soon. Are there particular products you like or recommend? What makes them great?