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What are you up to this weekend? I\u2019ve been watching Rooster<\/a> \u2014 have you seen it? My heart swells at how Steve Carell\u2019s character adores and always wants to hang out with his adult daughter, who, btw, is played by the incredible Charly Clive, who I feel like we\u2019d be friends with IRL. Hope you have a good one, and here are a few links from around the web\u2026<\/p>\n Banana Republic<\/a> is 30% off through April 27th (exclusions apply). How timeless is this square linen tank<\/a>? I also want to wear these painter pants<\/a> on every future trip. <\/p>\n Every guy, every airport<\/a>!<\/p>\n A peek inside two of the oldest homes in Brooklyn<\/a>. \u201c\u2018I know that the walls are cracking. I know there are nails popping up in the floorboards, but I find it absolutely glorious,\u2019 said the 70-year-old Ms. Cunnick.\u201d (NYT gift link)<\/p>\n Katie Holmes\u2019s haircut before-and-after<\/a>\u2026should we all get spring chops?<\/p>\n In appreciation of frown lines<\/a>. \u201cWhen I am angry or critical (or joyful, surprised, confused) I want to be read that way\u2026 I\u2019m seeing my \u2018elevens\u2019 with more affection now. When I knit my brows together, I see a caterpillar scrunching his way down a twig, a shar-pei puppy, an image of a tesseract from a childhood favorite, A Wrinkle in Time<\/em>. I see my dad and his whip-smart mind, his many years of concentration and analysis. I see the power of these small muscles.\u201d (Via Gloria<\/a>)<\/p>\n How gorgeous is this public pool in Copenhagen<\/a>?<\/p>\n Oooh, a pretty shirt<\/a> and sandals<\/a> for date nights.<\/p>\n Some things I said while drafting my will<\/a>. \u201cKeanu Reeves gets the kids. I feel like he\u2019d be psyched and handle it.\u201d (Substack gift link)<\/p>\n The podcast Diabolical Lies<\/a> has a pitch-perfect graphic, haha.<\/p>\n People are raving about this new Broadway play<\/a>. \u201cSuch quintessentially British horniness is activated in the most stereotypical way possible\u2026Their sly insults (\u2018I should be following her around and picking up all the names she dropped\u2019) come at you quickly, spoken with a rat-a-tat pace.\u201d (NYTimes gift link)<\/p>\n Why weekends are so great<\/a>.<\/p>\n My friend was wearing the coolest necklace<\/a> the other day.<\/p>\n Fine. This is what I was really like in the \u201990s<\/a>. \u201cWe were built differently back then. I once had a three-hour argument in a mall food court about which actor was in that one movie with the bus, with absolutely no way to resolve it other than unearned confidence.\u201d<\/p>\n Plus, four reader comments:<\/p>\n Says Sarah on tell me something lovely<\/a>: \u201cThis morning, in the hustle and bustle of trying to get my three-year-old and myself out the door, she said, \u2018I just need to finish my list.\u2019 I asked, \u2018What\u2019s on your list?\u2019 and she replied, \u2018TWIRL.\u2019 Three-year-olds are the most incredible people. Here\u2019s your reminder to stop and twirl.\u201d<\/p>\n Says Molly on what jollifiers do you have in your home<\/a>: \u201cWhen we were engaged 15 years ago, my husband opened a fortune cookie that read: \u2018You are domestically inclined and will be happily married.\u2019 He put it in a tiny frame and hung it on the wall of our kitchen. I hope it hangs there until we die.\u201d<\/p>\n