Let's have some happy Friday links to get us through to the weekend!
This is so great: New York City’s Libraries Will Forgive All Children’s Fines
!! LEGO celebrates female scientists with 'Women of NASA' set
OMG TINY HEDGEHOG GOES CAMPING
Amazing: College kid makes life better by rigging a door to play the Seinfeld theme when opened
The Hogwarts Express Is Real, and It Rescues Children
This is the kind of hard-hitting journalism we need today: An Ode to Royals Playing With Dogs
Really speaking my language here: How to Organize Your Giant Tote Bag
I feel like today might be the kind of day when you need some easy one-bowl brownies.
Ooh, let's go to Downton Abbey: The Exhibition.
42 Halloween-Inspired Nail Looks That Are Cute AF
Showing posts with label Seinfeld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seinfeld. Show all posts
Friday, October 20, 2017
Morning Coffee (10/20/17)
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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Morning Coffee (4/29/15)
This broke late-ish last night, so if you didn't see: Seinfeld is coming to Hulu! Eee!
How to Read the Ups and Downs of Polling in the G.O.P. Race
Oops: Politician Caught Googling “Historical Figure” After Being Asked to Name Admired Historical Figure
In which my friend Jonny continues to be hilarious: Introducing the Waterstones Watch
Adolescence is Strange: Where Are All the YA Games?
Have you read about Wings of Rescue?
Why Star Trek ships always meet nose-to-nose.
The Onion: Content Writer Awkwardly Shows Parents Around Website Where He Works
How to Read the Ups and Downs of Polling in the G.O.P. Race
Oops: Politician Caught Googling “Historical Figure” After Being Asked to Name Admired Historical Figure
In which my friend Jonny continues to be hilarious: Introducing the Waterstones Watch
Adolescence is Strange: Where Are All the YA Games?
Have you read about Wings of Rescue?
Why Star Trek ships always meet nose-to-nose.
The Onion: Content Writer Awkwardly Shows Parents Around Website Where He Works
Friday, September 5, 2014
Morning Coffee (9/5/14)
HAPPY FRIDAY. Finally. I just realized that I have enough items bookmarked to make this entire list about current and former British royalty, but I suppose I'll be nice and mix it up a bit and save some of those for next week sometime.
But really, you need this headline: Prince George adopts a lobster "We do not know if the crustacean has been named, nor if the adoption was a gift from The Duke to The Prince."
And this one: Princess Anne to visit island where Prince Philip is worshipped as a god
Clarence House (the official presence of the Prince of Wales and his family; it's like saying "the White House" and not meaning the actual building) is Instagramming about Daleks, so I think we can all go home now.
One more: Someone bought a slice of Charles and Di's wedding cake for £828. Yum? I am bringing this up mainly because one of the articles I read about this mentioned a Seinfeld episode in which Elaine eats a piece of Wallis and Edward's wedding cake and I CANNOT BELIEVE NO ONE EVER TOLD ME ABOUT THIS. Why isn't Seinfeld streaming? I think I'd like it a lot better now than I did when it was on. (I know: because money. Still.)
No, wait, one more: BBC America is giving us a special on Harry at 30, because they love us.
OKAY MOVING ON: This is a little old, but Will Shortz's young female assistant is my new hero.
Awesome: Walter Tull, the first black officer in the British army, to feature on £5 coin
The 6 Reactions Book-Lovers Have to People Who Don't Read
This is good customer service. (Note: kitten!)
Science Headlines I Would Like To See More Of
But really, you need this headline: Prince George adopts a lobster "We do not know if the crustacean has been named, nor if the adoption was a gift from The Duke to The Prince."
And this one: Princess Anne to visit island where Prince Philip is worshipped as a god
Clarence House (the official presence of the Prince of Wales and his family; it's like saying "the White House" and not meaning the actual building) is Instagramming about Daleks, so I think we can all go home now.
One more: Someone bought a slice of Charles and Di's wedding cake for £828. Yum? I am bringing this up mainly because one of the articles I read about this mentioned a Seinfeld episode in which Elaine eats a piece of Wallis and Edward's wedding cake and I CANNOT BELIEVE NO ONE EVER TOLD ME ABOUT THIS. Why isn't Seinfeld streaming? I think I'd like it a lot better now than I did when it was on. (I know: because money. Still.)
No, wait, one more: BBC America is giving us a special on Harry at 30, because they love us.
OKAY MOVING ON: This is a little old, but Will Shortz's young female assistant is my new hero.
Awesome: Walter Tull, the first black officer in the British army, to feature on £5 coin
The 6 Reactions Book-Lovers Have to People Who Don't Read
This is good customer service. (Note: kitten!)
Science Headlines I Would Like To See More Of
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Morning Coffee (1/3/13)
Happy New Year (a little late)!
Libyans' new love affair with ice cream
Oh my God, this George Costanza dress.
This piece on Evelyn Waugh is fascinating. Confession: I haven't read him yet, but he was one of my grandmother's favorite writers so I've been meaning to for years.
Queen's stunt double Gary Connery up for adventurer award
Umberto Eco on Why We Love Lists
Whoa, knitted brain.
Newspaper on Cape Cod Apologizes for a Veteran Reporter’s Fabrications
Interesting read: Kosher Jesus: Messianic Jews in the Holy Land
Libyans' new love affair with ice cream
Oh my God, this George Costanza dress.
This piece on Evelyn Waugh is fascinating. Confession: I haven't read him yet, but he was one of my grandmother's favorite writers so I've been meaning to for years.
Queen's stunt double Gary Connery up for adventurer award
Umberto Eco on Why We Love Lists
Whoa, knitted brain.
Newspaper on Cape Cod Apologizes for a Veteran Reporter’s Fabrications
Interesting read: Kosher Jesus: Messianic Jews in the Holy Land
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