I am planning to post this series “Links I love” every Saturday. I was going strong for the first 5 weeks, but then missed the last two. Oops! What can I say? I got a little busy and a lot unorganized for a bit. Therefore, this week I present to you a lot, a lot of links!
Some of these things are serious, some are silly and some are both. I feel a little odd putting them all together like this. Maybe I should stop that. Read on and tell me what you think.
There’s a sweet story behind this photo.
This is funny to me.
Disclosure, Lorde and AlunaGeorge performed ‘Royals/White Noise’ at the Brit Awards. Watch it here! My guy made the GIF.
This article from The Hairpin on Baby Showers is how I’ve felt about the subject for a while.
This Buzzfeed article sums up the case of an officer who shot a young black man.
This anecdotal true story on violence in schools talks about how black youth are disproportionately affected.
This video on women in prison that I found on Tumblr made me cry. Now I need to figure out what to do about it.
Emma of A Beautiful Mess wrote about changing dreams.
Creative Lady Gina Abelkop says “Nothing has to look or read or feel a certain way. You need very little to write: pen & paper.”
I’m absolutely loving this new blog The Siren, which is a collaboration between illustrator Maritza Lugo, writer Julia Gazdag, and writer Shannon Robb. They run the blog and it looks like they have other people joining in.
Side note: My internet friend Helen Venya and my real-life friend Farheen Dayala each updated their websites recently. I love the looks.
I have GOT to cook this Take Out Fake Out Pad Thai recipe on HelloGiggles. I’m always saying I will cook and this might be the recipe to get me to do it. Also, these banana chips on Everygoodthing look ridiculously good.
That Lorde gif is crazy! And that pie chart is pretty funny. Love these Saturday finds. Thanks for sharing! Xo, M&K at brewedtogether.com
Ah I love that pie chart! So great! That gif is kind of scary. Hope you had a good weekend!
Nice links – i’m loving Disclosure in that performance, their manipulation of instrumentation is astounding. Love it! Have a great one Erin! -Iva