Hey APW,
Do you ever have one of those weeks where the days kind of bleed together? I spent half of yesterday trying to convince Meg it was Friday (spoiler alert: it wasn’t). I think my brain is still trying to adjust itself to the time change. But the good news is that today is Friday (don’t worry, I double checked), and we have a beautiful weekend ahead of us. After spending my whole childhood in Maine, I feel like I’ve earned the eighty-degree Bay Area weather we’re having right now. Though I still have major solidarity for my East Coast homies. Stay strong. Spring is near.
So here’s to putting our brains on autopilot this weekend, when it doesn’t matter what day it is, and maybe even taking in some sun. (Juno, in particular, loves sun bathing.) But for now it’s Happy Hour, and it’s all yours, so get to it.
cheers,
MADDIE
Highlights of APW This Week
How much do I get to know about my partner’s therapy sessions?
How we planned our front lawn budget wedding.
This wedding with a private sunset ceremony will take your breath away.
Confidence, and the Kimye effect.
Amazing DIY gold dipped vase centerpieces using $5 vases from Walmart and Carnations (aka the cockroach of flowers because seriously they will not die).
Inviting relatives that I don’t want at my wedding.
Link Roundup
The email Kathy Griffin sent her friends after quitting Fashion Police.
On interracial adoption in “post-racial” America
Our selfies, ourselves.
The power of “good enough.”
The Uber for gentleman companions?
Negativity online: an essay inspired by 200,000 comments.
Is it sexist to judge a cookbook by it’s pictures?
When men want kids and women aren’t so sure.
Seven questions to ask yourself before judging a pregnant colleague.
This Iranian artist is making history at The Guggenheim.
Robert Durst of HBO’s The Jinx says he “killed them all.”
Durst verdict tied to local mores and a shrewd defense.
Mo’ne Davis launches a sneaker line to benefit impoverished girls.
Why time is a feminist issue.
I don’t trust my wife’s feelings (and I know I’m not the only one).
The secret behind Mindy Kaling’s success.
Anything you can do, a dude can patiently and logically tell you how to do it better.
A magical glow in the dark duvet cover to keep monsters out of your bedroom.
A quick note on getting better at difficult things.
