Joy the Baker

Let It Be Sunday!

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Let It Be Sunday!

Hello friends!  It’s Sunday and it’s Valentine’s Day and I hope someone that loves you made you a cup of coffee and kissed you on the head.  I hope your day is filled with warmth.  

I’ve been in Asheville, North Carolina this week, wearing a puffy jacket (it’s not so warm), sorting my mind and settling some life.  Asheville seemed like a good place to get sorted with very good company from Ashley and Glenn and their tribe of homesteaders and artists.  

The Internet happened this week and I tried not to pay it much mind, just because… sometimes the Internet is better left mostly unattended.  Here are some things that caught me:   

•  Because we all care about love very very much.  Eileen Myles on the Excruciating Pain of Waiting for Love

•  File under, Very Good Questions?  How To Be Human: how much should I sacrifice to make a relationship work?  You know… easy Valentine’s Day reads.  

•  How People Learn To Become Resilient  “Which side of the equation weighs more?  The resilience or the stressors?”  It’s like,  who you gonna listen to?  The strength or the stress?  (Sometimes the stress dammit, but usually not dammit.)

•  I found love because I got lucky; not because I changed myself.  Thumbs up.  Not sarcastic.  

•  Agnes Martin on Art, Happiness, Pride, and Failure: a rare interview with the reclusive artist. 

•  It just gets really weird, ok?  The Incredibly Sad World of Niche Dating Apps

•  Here’s a Sunday rabbit hole that will also make you feel old.  The teens are killing us at the snapchat game.  (And we’re ok with it, right?)  How to Snapchat Like The Teens 

•  Why fruits and vegetables taste better in Europe.  We’re Americans and we want to grow ALL the tomatoes even if they don’t taste that great.  

•  What makes The Perfect Email?  Keep it short.  Keep it sweet.  No emojis?  Wait… how many exclamation points is too many exclamation points? 

•  And then we all bought metallic bronze Nike throwbacks.

•  Citrus and Greens, Avocado and Cashew.  A very good Winter salad that is bright and bold.  

I love you.  Not just today but usually.

xo Joy

 

 

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  2. JOY! This was such a killer list, thank you – pulling at my heartstrings and my mind. I think I could read Eileen Myles all the live-long day. And the Maris Kreizman is exactly 100% how I feel about being single and can we please just make everyone in the world read it?

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  4. I wish I had known you were in . Asheville! I live here :) if you need ideas for places to eat, drink, or generally get a locals perspective. I bring your treats recipes to work all the time!

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  8. Glad you have enjoyed our lovely state. I’ll be in Asheville next Sunday. Can’t wait!

    Off to make your small batch granola for the second time this week….

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  11. Just made a batch of your orange/chocolate scones to gift my dear neighbors/friends for their Valentine breakfast.
    I cut them in to heart shapes and saved one for me…delicious recipe!
    Happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Sunday…love this blog and your thoughtful and well written posts.

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