What are you as much as? We’re visiting my sister in California and leaping off sand dunes and consuming fish tacos and having brotherly squabbles and all the issues! Hope you might have one, and listed below are a couple of enjoyable hyperlinks from across the net…

Restaurant matchbook prints.

Britain’s coastal grandmothers react to changing into TikTok fashion icons. “I’ve bought a primary wardrobe of all my favourite bits that I simply chuck on… I don’t wish to look frumpy, however I don’t wish to appear to be mutton dressed as lamb both.”

Lulu and Georgia is providing a whopping 20% off, together with furnishings and rugs. I actually like this vase, this art work and these napkins.

Contemplating going grey? LOVED this girl’s 20-month photoblog of doing simply that.

Three yummy dinners with mushrooms.

This costume has the prettiest again!

Why I made a decision to not marry my spouse in a church: “All of my childhood fantasies about marriage concerned a church. I used to be raised in a tongues-speaking, foot-stomping, choir-sanging, tambourine-playing Black church, the place my grandparents — on each side of my household — have been pastors. I cherished being a church woman… However my actual marriage ceremony in 2021 was nothing like what I’d pictured.” (Elle)

6 methods to hold artwork like an inside designer.

How Sharon Horgan created a monstrous brother-in-law for her incredible TV sequence Dangerous Sisters. (NYTimes)

“What my three-year-old has in his pocket.”

Go be bizarre.

Plus, three reader feedback:

Says JAK on a front room fakeover: “A deceptively easy ‘fakeover’ is switching out kitchen tablecloths. Proper now, I’ve a cheerful ’70s flower print; this fall, I’ll change to a delicate stripe. One factor I’ve discovered is, don’t save your tablecloths for particular events — use them on a regular basis. They aren’t meant to be caught in a linen closet!”

Says Alison on a front room fakeover: “My grandmother rotated the framed photos she had of her grandchildren in line with the season. Snow photos for winter, Easter photos for spring, seaside photos for summer season, and faculty photos for fall. I at all times thought that was so enjoyable as a toddler.”

Says Louisa on 9 readers share their favourite books: “The Overstory followers, you could take heed to Richard Powers interviewed on Ezra Klein’s podcast. Life altering – actually.”

(Picture of Anton from Cup of Jo’s Instagram.)