READING THIS WEEK…
Virgie Tovar on being addicted to dieting:
I thought I was addicted to food, but I was actually addicted to dieting and the drama it ensured.
With dieting, each calorie had the power to make or break my day.
With dieting, each bite I took or didn’t take felt like the difference between me being good or bad.
Were Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda real?
Marley Dias, the 11 year old who started #1000BlackGirlBooks, interviewed Hillary Clinton.
Doreen St. Felix on the power of Solange and her new album, A Seat at the Table.
WTAF?
IF I COULD HAVE A PICNIC WITH ANY 3 PEOPLE…
Freddy Krueger
Jason Voorhees
Michael Myers
Jason Voorhees
Michael Myers
lulz…
A friend told me to listen to this back episode of Death, Sex & Money with Ellen Burstyn - omg, you guys, listen to this podcast. She talks about "should-less days" and then reads this poem on dying - !! It's so good. There's a new episode where Ellen Burstyn is interviewing Gloria Steinem and it's amazing, too! I didn't watch a lot of TV this week because I didn't want my eyes to forget the image of Beyonce, but I did start watching older seasons of RuPaul's Drag Race because in these troubling political times, I've found that RuPaul is a source of sheer, unadulterated joy.
THRIFTING…
Found this black, California sweatshirt at Goodwill last week. I didn't buy it because I knew I wouldn't wear it, but it's so great.
I ENDORSE…
I ENDORSE…
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