Happy Friday. We woke up in Vermont this morning to a thunderstorm. Vermont can be eerie with thunder and lightning in February. In other news, Last week my Facebook was hacked and my IG was shut down. A frustrating and confusing situation was resolved just because I knew someone who knew another. I find myself thinking more and more about how to translate my ideas and passions into action, so this week, I also decided to run for the Woodstock School Board. It was a scary prospect for this introvert, but I felt it outweighed my personal fears. We’ll see how it turns out. I’ll keep everyone posted. I wish you a nice weekend.
Here are the best of the week…
–Jess (J) & Karin (C)
click. read. like. 2.17.23
Now that we’re a little older and like a 9pm bedtime, Boyz II Men has a classic remix for Valentine’s Day.
greedy Sézane Early Spring Collection Lookbook. make sure you signed up for my newsletter Gets my top pick when it’s released on Sunday.
all the beauty in the worldThe Memoirs of Patrick Bringley The story of his ten-year tenure as a guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is fascinating to read. (NPR)
friendship essay collection. “The act of choosing friendships gives them value.” (Atlantic Organization)
When falling in love, Is it about math or magic? (this american life)
new midlife crisis— Millennials do it a little differently. (Bloomberg Businessweek)
Ilya has some new awesome shades and The poppy red is so pretty!
this Streaming’s biggest struggle is something we can all relate to. (type)
say hello to quit smoking loudly.(Lisa Condon)
one Harvard ’85 Research Find the number one thing that makes us happy in life: it helps us “live longer” (CNBC)
do you feel you are too sensitive to the world? (oprah daily)
“after Dobbs Ruling, some young women who knew they never wanted children seeking easy procedures to tie or remove their tubes. Too bad they had to make it right with the doctors, their families, and, oh yes, the patriarchy. ” (Cosmo)
we all need to pay attention Ohio’s Massive Environmental Disaster.(contain)
creator of the concept of imposter syndrome Question its value.
“I’m not exaggerating when I say My two-hour talk with Sydney was the strangest experience I’ve ever had with a piece of technology. This disturbed me so much that I couldn’t sleep afterward… I stopped believing that the biggest problem with these AI models is that they are prone to factual errors. I fear that this technology will learn how to influence human users, sometimes convincing them to behave in destructive and harmful ways, and may eventually develop to be able to perform dangerous acts of their own. ” (New York Times)
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