Happy Saturday. It’s a sunny day in Vermont and I’m sitting here waiting for my toddler to wake up lol. The snow has mostly melted and we can’t wait for the signs of spring. April can be a tough month in Vermont (and Rhode Island) with cold and rainy weather, but as we all know April showers bring May blooms, it seems worth it! I wish you a nice weekend.
If you’re looking for something to buy, try, read, share or pin, we’ve got you covered. Here are the best of the week…
Jess (J) & Kaelin (C)
NATO explained –Union and why it matters now.
David Wojnarowitz and what it means to be a fan.
“History plays out every day, every day people try to understand it and prove they are on the right side…Social media is one way to follow. But that’s not the only way.“
I am a sucker for any noodle recipe.This 20 Minute Red Curry Basil Garlic Noodles Looks quick and delicious! (Kaelin)
The Lululemon Belt Bag This is a good buy. It is very comfortable and convenient, especially for hiking and dog walking.
I am reading a book that is not super new: midnight library. It’s a very interesting view of how different your life would be if you could go back and make up for your regrets. So far so good! (Kaelin)
Tracy McCarter said she was defending herself when she stood up to her estranged husband. Now she is charged with murder.
TW: Sexual abuse. a shocking story How Ivy League schools are against students.
Why are people acting so weird?
For Nirvana fans, this article About Kurt Cobain is a very engaging read.
I am humbled to read this list-How many of these common phrases do you use wrong?
I can’t say enough good things This lightweight quilted jacket from Summersalt. It is reversible and a little longer, perfect for spring. I wear it all the time. (Jace)
This Tatcha founder shares business advice from a Zen master.
Community college enrollment may fall, but Enrollment in trade programs has surged.
Someone in our community listing service shared this about Do not mow the lawn in May to benefit the bees. (Jace)
this is a must read. CBS News Hire Mick Mulvaney as a paid live writer (former director of the Office of Management and Budget under Trump). As OMB director, he agreed to withhold nearly $400 million that Congress had set aside to protect Ukraine from Russia. The incident was the basis for Trump’s first impeachment. Republican senators refused to hold Trump accountable, but the Government Accountability Office found that withholding the money was illegal. but, CBS News Hired Mulvaney and briefly introduced him as the former director of OMB, calling him the one who explained Biden’s budget.
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