Apple TV has renewed "Widow's Bay" for Season 2.
Showrunner Katie Dippold has signed a multi-year overall deal with Apple TV. The news comes ahead of the Season 1 finale, which will bow on June 17.
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It was tempting to gatekeep, but the generous version of me feels compelled to share the magic of @knoebels with the world. They don't make them like this anymore.
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No, parents don't need $400,000 per year to afford childcare. Where do these crazy high estimates come from? @iamdeeda breaks it down: https://t.co/HgxHwwu6Yr
@Katy_Faust@megbasham YES!! I just wrote about this… so many moms out there, doing both because they want to or have to.
The Working Mom Shift That’s Challenging The Status Quo https://t.co/hfatZz5GhP
Shocked at how much this piece resonated. It’s been overwhelming and the fact that I can do this, alone, without a network, or millions of dollars behind me, is a testament to Elon and X and a reminder of what I said in the piece: Focus on the work. The right people will find it.
“For generations, the conversation about motherhood has been framed as a binary choice: boss babe or homemaker? Corner office or weekly playgroup? But in more recent years, those two worlds have collided,” @iamdeeda writes. Read her excellent profile on the work-from-home moms here: https://t.co/ft2QOic6Bw
.@iamdeeda: “Millennials throw everything away. And now, they’re taking away the joy of kids getting birthday gifts? Say it ain’t so!” https://t.co/6vjhp2NtNB
From @iamdeeda: "Regretting or questioning having kids, like polyamory, has become the latest norm-bucking trend. But like anything in life, parenthood doesn’t always, or even usually, offer instant gratification." https://t.co/1udLJLLwrW
I’m One Of 11 Kids. Here’s Why The Internet Doesn’t Realize Big Families Are Great.
My Upstream debut - all about my favorite people in the world :)
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The thing you have to remember about this woman and those like her is that she genuinely doesn’t know that anyone disagrees with her basic worldview. She doesn’t even see it as a worldview. It’s just the obvious truth.
Of course she knows abstractly that half the country voted for Trump. But those aren’t people. Those are cartoon characters. They’re either fat slobbering rednecks in klan hoods, or mustache-twirling robber barons manipulating the rednecks for profit. Her mental models of them are less complex than her mental model of a squirrel. Anyone she might actually sit down and talk to is, of course, a person, and therefore agrees with The Obvious Truth. It is inconceivable to her that anyone capable of being a pleasant dinner party guest would not share her basic beliefs and values.
She wasn’t trying to do a gotcha or extract a pledge of fealty. She was certain that Sydney Sweeney is a person, and therefore only got mixed up in the whole jeans/genes fiasco by mistake. She was trying to do Sydney a favor by giving her a chance to clarify that she is in fact a human being who agrees with the things all real people agree with.