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Links:
Facebook has overtaken Google as the top source for news links. Awesome.
The Everygirl did an interview of Caitlin Crosby, who founded the Giving Keys. I saw Caitlin talk at an Invisible Children conference a few years ago and she was so nice.
Life isn’t all about marriage. Here are some things you can do instead.
I’m obsessed with this corgi video.
Popsugar has a list of the best things to buy at Target.
Two-ingredient Nutella brownies. RIP your waistline.
So, uh. The Ashley Madison site was hacked.
…Josh Duggar was one of those outed in the hack.
Fortune has advice on what to do (and what not to do) following a job interview.
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And my week highlights include…
- My first ever Wrigley Field experience! I watched my Tigers beat the Chicago Cubs 15-8 with my friend Mickey. Not a bad first Cubs experience!
- Brunch at Toast in Lincoln Park followed by window shopping with one of my old coworkers from Mongolian Barbeque. I had the apple, pear and brie crepe, and we stopped in at several shops such as Warby Parker and Paper Source, as well as a few antique and resale shops.
- Homemade breakfast omelettes — spinach, tomato and feta.
- Drinks at Cheesie’s in Lakeview with my cousin, Ben.
- Movie night at a friend’s place to watch Back to the Future. I’d never seen it before, I know. I’m behind on my pop culture.
- Starting — and finishing — Gillian Flynn’s Sharp Objects. Slow-moving, but well-written with a solid plot. My only gripe? The main character was a terrible journalist.
- A work meeting at Ghirardelli for some espresso chip ice cream.
- The usual 40-ish caffeine-fueled hours at the Trib.
(You can keep up with this stuff as it happens if you follow me on Instagram or on Snapchat: randimshaffer.)
What’s on your radar lately? Let me know in the comments!
You’re making me miss the city! I used to live within a block of Wrigley Field and now I miss all the brunch spots and whatnot. Sounds like you’re living the chic city girl life now!
~Carissa
http://classicallycarissa.com
Stop in for a day visit! We can brunch! 🙂 And I don’t know how the heck you could stand to live so close to Wrigley. One of my friends lived on top of Bacci (view of inside the stadium) and I always thought he was INSANE.
Oooh you’ll have to let me know what you think of Sharp Objects! I’m looking for my next thriller after Girl On The Train
I loved it! And that’s too funny- I finished Girl on the Train right before I finished Sharp Objects — so clearly it’s a sign! Once I got over the fact that the main character was a TERRIBLE reporter (journalist speaking), it was slow-moving but very, very well written and just flat-out creepy. I definitely think you should read it and let me know what you think! (Also- I’m open to book suggestions you have!)
Wrigley Field is my favorite baseball stadium! Admittedly, I haven’t visited very many stadiums, but I love the history at Wrigley. All of your pictures are always so elegant and fun to see. I hope you are having a good week!
Colleen | Buckeye Bliss
It was definitely cool to see it, but it made me realized how spoiled I was in Detroit with the fairly new Comerica Park! Wrigley is definitely charming and historic, but sometimes modern amenities are nice too.