A Cheese by Any Other Name: The Legal Challenge over “Gruyere” | Law Library of Congress Jamie Raskin’s Year of Grief and Purpose | Washington Post Bots on the Books: Community Colleges Find Fake Students | Government Technology Can you Legally Import a Toucan? No, you Probably Cannot | Law Library of Congress America onContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 5/5/2025”
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What I’ve Been Reading – 4/7/2025
The Best Relationship Advice We’ve Gotten So Far This Year | The New York Times After 20 years as Senate chaplain, Barry Black still speaks ‘truth to power | Washington Post Brazil Found the Last Survivors of an Amazon Tribe. Now What? | The New York Times What Is It About Montecito | The NewContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 4/7/2025”
What I’ve Been Reading – 3/31/2025
Former employees say Smithsonian resisted action on human remains | Washington Post Anderson Cooper’s Newest Assignment: Grief (His Own) | The New York Times Congressman gets attention by cooking for colleagues in 1930 | Houma Today Late at night on a deserted beach, she found a 15 million-year-old fossil | Washington Post Grown-Up Theater KidsContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 3/31/2025”
What I’ve Been Reading – 3/24/2025
I Miss Radio | The Bittersweet Weekly Woman, 100, has journaled every day for 90 years: ‘No excuse for me not to’ | Washington Post Surgeon General: We Have Become a Lonely Nation. It’s Time to Fix That. | The New York Times Coffee: “America’s Necessary Drink” | Library of Congress American Folklife Center BeyondContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 3/24/2025”
What I’ve Been Reading – 5/6/2024
The Rick Steves Guide to Life | Washington Post Widowed Before 40 and Coping With the Financial Consequences | The New York Times The Era of One-Stop Grocery Shopping Is Over | Wall Street Journal A new chapter in the history of New York street-style photography | Washington Post On Self-Respect: Joan Didion’s 1961 EssayContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 5/6/2024”
What I’ve Been Reading – 4/11/2022
Photo Essay: What a Miscarriage Looks Like | The Cut Are There Nightclubs in Heaven? | The Cut When Are You Really an Adult? | The Atlantic In Praise of Weird, Small Projects | Courtney Martin The Delightful History of Fruit Stickers, the World’s Tiniest Canvases | Fast Company Have a good week!
What I’ve Been Reading – 7/26/2021
The Biology of Grief | The New York Times A Brief History of the Midwest Supper Club | Taste Benji is One Down Dog | Texas Monthly Why We Watch Relationships Fall Apart | The Atlantic Everything you need to know about the region’s data centers | Northern Virginia Melvyl Through Time | UC LibrariesContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 7/26/2021”
What I’ve Been Reading – 3/30/2020
That Discomfort You’re Feeling is Grief | Harvard Business Review How to Get People to Actually Participate in Virtual Meetings | Harvard Business Review Bad Week (#93) | Friday Forward 7 Emotions Lessons for a More Joyful Life | The Aesthetics of Joy How Chinese Restaurants Shaped Tiki Culture in LA | LAist
What I’ve Been Reading – 10/30/2019
The Crane Wife | The Paris Review Everything My Husband Wasn’t There For | The Atlantic On Choosing Life | The Point
What I’m Reading – 10/25
I didn’t know what to wear to my brother’s funeral | Racked Work and the Loneliness Epidemic | Harvard Business Review Dirty John (Series) | Los Angeles Times It’s Tempting to Dump Your Grievances During a Break-up. Don’t Do It. | Washington Post Nancy Meyers’ Favorite Movie Food Scenes Are Inspired by Ina Garten |Continue reading “What I’m Reading – 10/25”
