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weekend links / 22.

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As part of my word WHOLE this year, I want celebrate the work of others by sharing links to my friends, possible friends and complete strangers who are doing great things on the Internet. This is some of the rad stuff I recently saw online…

that awesome print above is by the talented Tina.

my brother recently spent three weeks in SE Asia and here's a 3 minute video of the trip. (so rad, ro!)

I'm obsessed with this yoga instagram feed (thanks, Emma!)

and I love that on Instagram I can see what SJP is reading.

pretty and pretty simple DIY stamped scarf.

check plus on the re-brand, Tara.

loved this description of how Erin and her husband work separately together.

gorgeous flower garland.

after Palm Springs I am re-obsessed with hanging chairs.

this list made Paul and I laugh out loud.

still on the waitlist for the book but that won't stop me from seeing the movie.

…and Ellerie says "Mama!"

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14 responses to “weekend links / 22.”

  1. Jody Avatar
    Jody

    No! You have to read the book first. And the read Finding Alaska.

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  2. Julie from JulieChats Avatar
    Julie from JulieChats

    Still…the BEST is Ellerie saying Mama!!!

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  3. Lindsey Soulsby Avatar
    Lindsey Soulsby

    I haven’t laughed that hard in a long time. Thank you. That list sums up my life. And you’re right amazing job Tara.

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  4. Giuseppina Avatar
    Giuseppina

    Shailene Woodley was a student at the school I teach at! I used to watch her little brother when he was in elementary school. The only reason why I didn’t watch her as well was because she was taking acting classes 😉

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  5. Sarah Milligan Avatar
    Sarah Milligan

    Um… that list just made me snort coffee out my nose. I feel I may need to buy that book. 🙂
    Isn’t hearing ‘mama’ just the best? 🙂

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  6. Mindy Avatar
    Mindy

    that list was the best ever! made my morning 🙂
    i also have yet to read the book, but did go see the movie last night. it was really good. i also was not prepared to be surround by a theater full of giggling, clapping & sobbing teenagers….so funny!

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  7. Natalie (QSOgirl) Avatar
    Natalie (QSOgirl)

    THank you for sharing that list. I haven’t laughed so hard at something I’ve read…maybe ever!

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  8. Taylor Bishop Avatar
    Taylor Bishop

    Very inspiring print to have somewhere you’d see it every morning.

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  9. Angie Avatar
    Angie

    I love your list.
    I must be the only person on earth who doesn’t like “The Fault in Our Stars”, though. I found it predictable and it’s terrible emotional blackmail in my opinion… It IS my fault, though… what was I expecting reading a book about terminal 16 year olds?
    I did cry a bit (I’m not made of stone), but the whole book was “meh” for me. Not even going to watch the movie.

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  10. Welcome Home Taylor Avatar
    Welcome Home Taylor

    Dying over that list of things you do as a parent. Too funny!
    xoxo
    Taylor

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  11. Kim C. Avatar
    Kim C.

    These are all so good!

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  12. Delaney Avatar
    Delaney

    I feel the same way. It was so hyped up that I was prepared to LOVE it. In reality, I wasn’t terribly impressed, and probably won’t see the movie either!

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  13. Pink Ronnie Avatar
    Pink Ronnie

    Love Tina’s work.
    Ronnie xo

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  14. Anna Avatar
    Anna

    Your brother’s video is too cool. Totally want to do something like that on my next trip.

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