@amandafortini I loved it, and then I went and read the whole compilation and loved that, and I then read all the fascinating comments, and then I promptly put a whole bunch of NDE library books on hold. But also I am probably your exact demographic lol
@emzanotti Related: Got these for my son when he was 4 or 5. He turns 13 next month and will still play with them for hours. Football ones too. A total go-to. https://t.co/oJDJ7INWsB
@lucystone1871 Benjamin Moore “Dusty Trail.” A soft tan with pink undertones — a really lovely neutral. After many months of obsessing I just used it in a dim north facing room, paired with a clean off white (BM Opulence). Thrilled with how it looks. https://t.co/iQl3g8cw80
It is my deepest belief that it’s your duty as an American to just like Go To Stuff. Any stuff. Art fair. Food truck festival. Weird one woman show. Ice cream store. Minor league baseball. Movies. Community is an action! It’s something you have to do! Give it a whirl!
What should not be lost in this news is another class of people: The Sports section's sizeable cadre of longtime freelance writers, many of whom just lost a major source of income. https://t.co/mzGG1kiocO
@Not_Ssmob3@nycexpatmom My husband and I have made it clear we have no intention of ever giving our (11 y/o) a smartphone. May consider a dumb phone in high school.
Today, when I was walking with my 18 yr old son we talked about the concept that, ‘one day I carried him for the last time’. That idea you put a young child down & never pick them up again. We decided that was unacceptable so I gave him a piggy back for 20 yds.