I’m not sure I’m ready for the take-on-the-Fall attitude I’m supposed to adopt. Whoa, everyone. Can we slow down the pace just a little? How about a light jog before we’re in full holiday-mode sprinting?
This week I’m working hard on a boat-load of Fall recipes to usher us into these slightly chilly months. Breakfast rolls and soups and I definitely fried a peanut butter and jelly sandwich… so, here we go!
This week, our Internet:
• I love New Orleans. It’s built on layers of heart and soul, struggle, triumph, and legend. There are whole parts of this city that are lost to me, and I appreciate this glimpse of A Vanished New Orleans.
• Scott Dinsmore wrote a beautiful piece about taking time away and going off the grid, stepping away, and pressing pause. This past week he lost his life on Mt. Kilimanjaro and his wife and family are in my thoughts. Disconnect to Connect: therapy for an addicted and over-connected world. Jeff Goins, a writer on writing, wrote beautiful piece on losing friends: When Friends Die: the clarity and confusion of grief.
• There is a very real human story behind this new and these numbers. Syria is Emptying + Each one of these dots represents a person killed in the four and a half year Syrian Civil War.
• Food editor, restaurant critic, author, and editor of beautiful beautiful Gourmet magazine: Ruth Reichl Recharges in the Kitchen
• I’ve got to get a dog, a hammock, and some more friends.
• Listen to this interview from Brene Brown: The Courage to be Vulnerable. “
• Like CliffNotes for grownups in need of encouragement: 131 Actionable Ideas from ten books I wish I had read ages ago Sidenote: When I was in school, CliffNotes was considered cheating. What do students do now that they have access to the Internet. I mean… can you just print out an entirely plagiarized essay? Man…
• Ask Polly: Why is everyone succeeding except me? This is great.
• Why Late Night Television Is Better Than Ever. Very good. Very good. But can we get a lady in the mix?
• There’s always room for personal improvement: Making Better Pasta.
• I’ve made too many bad pork chops. How to cook tender and juicy pork chops in the oven.
• These are my power shoes. As seen on Instagram.
Happy Sunday!
xo Joy
The Queen of Dreaming
Loved this post as always!! ;)
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Trang Do
Nice recipe!! Love your all Let it be Sunday posts!!
Hugs,
Love from http://www.trangscorner.com {a lifestyle, fashion, beauty, and food blog}
Jess Carey
These posts are always the highlight of my online week – I love reading through all of your links, because they always seem so appropriate to me :)
joythebaker
They’re my very favorite post of the week! I’m so glad you come to enjoy them!
Jessie @ Chasing Belle
I love Brene Brown! She is so inspiring and motivating. I don’t know if you heard, but Samantha Bee who use to be a correspondent on the Daily Show is going to have her own talk show on TBS starting January!: https://www.tbs.com/videos/full-frontal-with-samantha-bee/season-1/extras/1605838/full-frontal-with-samantha-bee-lady-balls.html?sr=samantha_bee.
Happy Sunday!
joythebaker
Thanks for the good news!!
rwend
Gosh, that Dear Polly article is just the best. I shared it with a handful of people when I found it a week or so ago. The last line is the best: “There is no magical, perfect version of you waiting in the future. You are here. This is all you have.”
Thank you for reminding me of the brilliance of this piece! Have a lovely weekend :)
Kelly
I love the photos of the dog in the hammock! And the article about Ruth Reichl. Thank you too for sharing the articles about Syria.
Elizabeth
I, like all of the other commenters, really look forward to these posts every week…even though I’m usually using them as a source of procrastination, but hey, I’m just gonna say that’s what Sunday is for. Cheers, Joy! Love what you do <3
joythebaker
totally what sunday is for!
xoxobellablog
Great recipe!
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Debi
Thank you Joy for your “Let it be Sunday” posts. I always look forward to them and enjoy the stories you link. The post is always a nice, relaxing Sunday read, as well as educational!
Susan
I also look forward each week to your LET IT BE SUNDAY post! And also, like Lily, wpuld like the recipe for the rolls (o:
joythebaker
the recipe for the rolls is coming up soon!
kim
me too on the recipe for the cinnamon looking buns in the picture! need the recipe!
kerstin
Hi Joy, I’ve got a dog, two hammocks, and a couple of drinks to enjoy on some Utah adventures!! If you ever visit this beautiful state, and want to go see some amazing places, message me! Love what you do and the way you do it!! :)
Trina
The story about Syria is so sad. It’s hard to believe something like that is happening in the world right now.
danielle
Can I just say that I so look forward to your Sunday post–the articles are always so well-chosen and offer a great span of topics, I am almost guaranteed to find a link to share.
Keep spreading the Joy!
Amanda
I need to get me some power shoes. I’d feel like a super hero in those. :)
Kate
Your Let It Be Sunday posts are my favorite. Thanks for doing these.
meadowandmay
Samantha Bee is going to have her own late night show soon! https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/samantha-bee-show-name_55e70258e4b0b7a9633aee93
Lily
Hi Joy – I’m wondering, what’s the recipe in the picture at the top of the post? It looks delicious!