Links: This One Might Be Emotional
Welcome back, everyone! I have such good news. After months and months of losing the reading bug, I think I may have found it again! I don’t want to jinx myself, but I bought a new ereader, loaded it up with a few options (I didn’t want to be too overwhelmed by choices!), and started one. Since I’ve started it, I can’t stop thinking about it and I’ve even been bummed when I’ve been too busy to read before bed. Our new cat Toast is also making great strides! He and Linus have touched noses and generally get along. Toast follows Linus around like a nosy, kid brother and Linus hasn’t shown any signs of aggression since the first few weeks we had him (we adopted back in May). Toast has gotten very brave and will sit in the same room as me and my partner and he even jumped on the bed for a brief minute in the middle of the night. At first, things felt so slow going and it could be a long while before he lets us touch him, but I’m so overjoyed by his progress from where he was at months ago!
Welcome back, everyone!
I have such good news. After months and months of losing the reading bug, I think I may have found it again! I don’t want to jinx myself, but I bought a new ereader, loaded it up with a few options (I didn’t want to be too overwhelmed by choices!), and started one. Since I’ve started it, I can’t stop thinking about it and I’ve even been bummed when I’ve been too busy to read before bed.
Our new cat Toast is also making great strides! He and Linus have touched noses and generally get along. Toast follows Linus around like a nosy, kid brother and Linus hasn’t shown any signs of aggression since the first few weeks we had him (we adopted back in May). Toast has gotten very brave and will sit in the same room as me and my partner and he even jumped on the bed for a brief minute in the middle of the night. At first, things felt so slow going and it could be a long while before he lets us touch him, but I’m so overjoyed by his progress from where he was at months ago!
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Ghostly Archive is a recent Instagram account I’ve followed where the creator visits cemeteries and finds gravestone recipes. She then makes the recipes at home and brings them back to sit and enjoy by the person’s graveside. I honestly had no idea gravestone recipes existed. Are you familiar with them?
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Sarah shared this Humans of New York post with us on the SBTB Slack of a bookseller and romance reader with her eyes on an HEA.
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“I Changed My Life to Support Ukraine. It Felt Like the Jewish Thing to Do” brought me to tears and it was a nice reminder that truly good people exist in the world.
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Lastly, if you’re on TikTok, you may already know about creator Elyse Myers. Well six months ago, Elyse released her hair care routine on YouTube and debuted her beautiful results in getting her curls back. The video is super informative and I’m always looking for ways to improve my curly hair routine, but what really caught me off guard was Elyse’s emotional sign-off and how/why she fought her curly hair for so long.
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Don’t forget to share what cool or interesting things you’ve seen, read, or listened to this week! And if you have anything you think we’d like to post on a future Wednesday Links, send it my way!
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