Greetings from the polar vortex. Wishing you a weekend full of cozy reads and double digit temperatures (if you’re lucky).

My favorite finds from around the web:

Tea for you and tea for me: a tea lover’s guide. A complete guide to a dizzying variety of tea and accessories. Perfect for winter.

Two dying memoirists wrote bestsellers about their final days. Then their spouses fell in love. Wonderful and sad, but mostly wonderful. (For another sweet perspective on this story, Lucy’s twin sister tells it here.)

There is no such thing a the best recipe. “Other people might hate it, but I know I’ll love it, and that, and only that, is what makes it the best.” I loved this piece, and that’s coming from someone who really loves Cook’s Illustrated.

6 ways uniform dressing changed my life. (I’m a fan.)

Favorite instagram:

One last look at the Christmas tree. (Follow me on instagram @annebogel.)

On the blog:

One year ago: 7 simple ways to read more this year.

Two years ago: 9 books for your New Year’s resolutions.

Three years ago: Survival strategies for winter, my least favorite season.

Four years ago: Forget about results: my new approach to goal setting.

Five years ago: 7 lessons I learned the hard way.

Six years ago: 3 tiny habits to meet my New Year’s resolutions.

Have a great weekend!

6 comments

    • SoCalLynn says:

      I loved your tea post! I love tea, and my current favorite is Irish Breakfast. I think I want to get an electric kettle. Years ago a friend thought she wanted to open a tea house so we went to the World Tea convention in Las Vegas. Wow, I learned so much and it was a blast. Tea drinkers, unite! lol!

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