Favorites List (5.19.19)

A fresh list of links, recipes, reading, and watch-worthy gems for the week ahead. Enjoy!

– Watching This: Street Food – the Jay Fai episode is gold.

– Excited about: Heirloom, Single-Origin, 100% Pesticide-Free Cardamom

– This Podcast

To Cook: Hetty’s Gozleme, this, this, this, this, & this.

– Reading this: Normal People (Sally Rooney)

– Watching this: But would recommend reading this first. And then listen to this as you watch the series.

– Wishlist: these, this (update: bought it & LOVE it), this, more of this, & all things this.

– Rick Steves

– A Piece Apart Woman: Elisabeth Prueitt

– Wayne got a Criterion subscription for his birthday (xo Souris! & JP) – Agnes Varda’s Uncle Yanco, 1968 Mexico City Olympics, Les Blank’s Gap Toothed Women (1987)

Also! I scored a rather large community garden plot(!), and will post more about it over time on my Instagram, but let me know if you have any favorite gardening books, or resources. I need all the help I can get!

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Heidi Swanson
May 19, 2019 at 10:47AM

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