Weekend Reads is a series by Wardrobe Oxygen that is published every Saturday. Art, music, interesting articles, sale alerts, and reviews of TV, movies, books, theater, and art exhibits by Alison Gary, and over-40 working mom in the Maryland Suburbs of Washington, D.C.
I started writing this post before Wednesday. I considered removing everything and starting over, focusing on what happened this week, but decided not to. It’s the weekend, a time to rest. That doesn’t mean we stop fighting and learning and questioning. It just means we take time to recharge our batteries. Instead of doomscrolling, a…
I usually take some time off from posting at the end of the year. I will still have some blog posts between now and the 1st of next year, but this will be the last Weekend Reads for 2020. I will be sharing some recaps between now and next Weekend Reads – top items I…
When Karl and I moved in together in 2001, he brought his television. It was a perfect TV for our house, which was when moved in, was only about 750 square feet. We only replaced it when it kicked the bucket. That bucket was kicked in 2014. I will always remember the year because it…
So, what is your Pandemic Hallmark Movie? Weekend Reads Cannabis is officially a medicine per the UN. (Vice) Did you watch ‘The Queen’s Gambit’? Fascinated by the different locales in the show? I was and when on a Google hunt and this article I found the most informative. (Atlas of Wonders) Speaking of ‘The Queen’s…
The best reads on the Internet this weekend, music, suggestions on what to watch and read, and how to help others.
The most enjoyable articles from the Internet this week, suggestions on what to see/hear/read, and a song for your weekend.
The best reads from the internet this week, ways to help others, suggestions on what to read, see, and hear, and a song for your weekend.
Wardrobe Oxygen’s Weekend Reads: The best articles on the internet, suggestions on movies and books, and a song for your weekend.
How to Help Madelyne Adams, the woman behind Good Letters Design, is a self-taught designer and letterer living in Washington, D.C., and has created some incredibly inspiring murals in the area. She recently reached out and shared how she is hosting a fundraiser for Mamatoto Village. You can participate in Madelyne’s fundraiser at this link….