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January 17, 2020

I LOVE LISTS

I LOVE LISTS

  1. Top/cheap restaurants in the bay area according to yelp
  2. The first/last time Mr. Rogers sang “Won’t You Be My Neighbor”
  3. Being a cat lady is good for your health. Amen.
  4. Why writing things by hand makes you smarter.
  5. How to help your kid manage anxiety at every age.
  6. Daily routines of famous creative people
  7. The most checked-out books of all time according to the NY Public Library
  8. Friendship overload in the age of social media
  9. The future of cooking— bot chef.  Oh boy.
  10. Underwater photos that amaze.
  11. These companies have the happiest employees
  12. I wish I was alive during the 60s
  13. Middle-Aged success stories!
  14. I have analog clocks all over my house…
  15. This is the french toast of my dreams.
  16. Here’s why your office perks are overrated. 
  17. Dog owners create funny ID tags for their doggos.
  18. How to draw a nose (it’s the hardest part of drawing a face for me!)
  19. I love when the actors on SNL break character due to laughing.
  20. Sepsis is likely to blame for 20% of deaths globally. (that’s how my Mom died)
  21. A 20-year project of taking a selfie every day.

 

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2 comments

  • Molly January 17, 2020

    Have you ever thought about designing a calendar/planner? I love the way you organize your agendas and I would certainly buy one that came straight from your brilliant brain! (And tell all my friends to buy one too!)

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  • Susan January 22, 2020

    My mom also died from sepsis. Hers was caused by a UTI that had gone unnoticed by her, probably because she was on some pain meds to help deal with debilitating arthritis. It’s also not uncommon for people in their 80s like she was to not notice an UTI like you or I would. I had been at her house to do her grocery shopping a few days before and she looked normal. On Christmas day when she walked in, it looked like she had aged 20 years in those few days. We ended up having to call the ambulance and spent much of Christmas and the next few days in the hospital. When she didn;t respond to antibiotics, she made the decision to go home with hospice. She was gone 24 hours after returning home.
    Miss her to this day. She is still the person I want to tell first when something good happens with her grandkids. Her grandson (my son) made the decision at teh ago fo 30 to go back and get his teaching degree. She had been encouraging him to do that, so she would have been so happy. He’ll be done in May. I think she and my dad would have been ok that he used the money he inherited from them to do this. It would have made both of them happy.

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