Weekend Linkage: The Order of the Good Burgers

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Additionally, tune in to Yes and Yes this Sunday (as if you're not already) for even more lovely links curated by Yours Truly.

Onward!

Tammy and her tiny house move from Portland to California. Have I mentioned how jealous I am of Tammy and her tiny house? Very jealous.

Oh, imagine that. Television with powerful female characters causes people to have higher opinions of women.

30 DIY projects for the 3-day weekend anytime really.

This is Jenelle and she takes lovely photos of lovely things and you should go look at them.

The Order of the Good Death, started by a writerly mortician, explores various topics surrounding death and dying. It sounds morbid, but it's really a fascinating read. For instance, did you know that Hobos have a rather elaborate set of rites and customs that they follow when a fellow Hobo dies?

We all know that fat shaming is never ok, right? Yes, we do. But what about when you're judged for being too skinny? If I had a nickel for every time I was told to "eat a sandwich" in my teens and early twenties I would be a very rich woman, so I can relate.

You know how you (I) find these awesome recipes on the internet and they sound so delicious so you (I) copy them to Google Docs and they languish there, unmade and uneaten, for all eternity, because you (I) never happen to have the right ingredients on hand? Well here is the world's most versatile veggie burger recipe that you (I) can make with a whole lot of different ingredients depending on what you (I) have handy. This is my Sunday project.

She debated whether or not to share this story. But I'm glad she did, and it is so so so important that we continue to share these stories. (NSFW for violent language)

The Pocketmod is a nifty, simple, printable organizer. If you're looking for a lightweight and free organizer that'll fit in your wallet or back pocket, this might be it.

Finally! Downton Abbey Season 3 Trailer:


Tree in Jar necklace available here.