A Thing or Two We’re Doing Besides Having a Big Night
Or 14 of them.
You know what they always say: You scratch our backs, we’ll tell you about a back scratcher that might be worth purchasing in bulk. This week on the podcast!
Questioning how/why I lived so long without the Google Authenticator app for 2FA.
Losing time on a site dedicated to vintage Swatches.
Going on a real journey with these Cindy Crawford x Pocari Sweat ads from 1986.
Relishing an *831 Stories experience* at the one and only Big Night, premier NYC (shoppy) shop.
Getting my fiber from the same person who brings me my ice cream.
Calling all eraser heads.
Summoning everything in my toolbox in order to maintain my peace right now, including this, which is 30% off with the code ATOT30. #sponsor
Solving paper storage issues (cough, children’s artwork) with these things, which have proven remarkably handy.
Contemplating the enduring relevance of the unicorn. (It’s not going anywhere anytime soon.)
Coveting Carleen’s patches.
26 of Hawaiʻi’s best chefs + bartenders came together to make a cookbook to raise funds for the ongoing recovery after the Maui fires. Furikake Chex mix, panang curry chicken, Kauai garlic shrimp + more — get these satisfying, special, yet doable-on-a-weeknight recipes in our new cookbook, Calabash!
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