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Whenever someone tells me they're expecting their first baby and they're nervous, I tell them the following: 'Oh my goodness, that's wonderful. I am so happy for you. Listen, of course you're nervous but here's the deal: you're ready for all the bad stuff. You've been very tired before. You've been in pain before. You've been worried about money before. You've felt like an incapable moron before. So you'll be fine with the difficult parts! You're already a pro. What you're NOT ready for is the wonderful parts. NOTHING can prepare you for how amazing this will be. There is no practice for that.
(via Rob Delaney, A Heart That Works)
Love everything about this 💙🤍❤️ Congrats Coco 🏆🎾 @CocoGauff @rolandgarros
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“I started gardening when my children were young—I taught them to make martinis so they could bring them to me in the garden.” —Jamaica Kincaid buff.ly/44XMykE
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The house of the incomparable #PatrickLeighFermor. RT @togy773.
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South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol grabbed a mic and sang the Don Mclean classic “American Pie” to an astonished audience at the White House state dinner.
“I had no damn idea you could sing,” Biden told his counterpart. wapo.st/442KwRf
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2. Having children is like being an artist. You live in chaos, are always lugging things around, doing things that are mysterious, impossible or scary to you.
Then in a single second you can be redeemed with a moment of intense transformative love.
“To visit a place is to visit all the times you’ve been in that place. Spaces hold stories.”
— Jennifer Egan vogue.com/article/jennifer-e…
Perfect listen to the rain fall and play the new Aimee Mann on repeat weather in New York this morning open.spotify.com/album/7b9VC…

























