If you’re wondering what all are in the schedule for the coming weekend, you’d be delighted to know there’s a good mix of outdoor activity, intellectual passion, and quirky trends to check out. This weekend, we are all set to make the best of the autumn season by picking apples and visiting friends on the North Fork. It’s the perfect time of the year: the air is crisp and filled with the fresh scent of cider. Can there be a better way to engage with nature and unwind at the same time?
Further, there’s an interesting session to look forward to – a dialogue with Marian Schembari. Known for her poignant and insightful inputs on the experience of being diagnosed with autism at 34, she is sure to bring refreshing perspectives to the conversation. The discussion is slated for Monday at 7 p.m, and it will be an engaging experience for all.
In addition to these key activities, we’ve also picked up a few exciting links from across the internet that could pique your interests. Everyone seems to be swooning over a new sweater trend making waves in the fashion world. Have you checked it out yet? It surely is hard to resist.
As we talk about global cuisines, let me ask you: Have you ever taken up a culinary challenge like convincing a picky six-year-old that eggs can indeed be yummy? Trust me, it can be quite a task, but also fulfilling and insightful when you succeed!
Among other fun stuff, let’s not forget to mention Bess Kalb’s advice column, which never ceases to amuse while also rendering some useful advice. It’s an engaging read that cleverly weaves humor with valuable suggestions.
Speaking of dream bedrooms, here’s a thought: imagine one with wooden beams, a luxurious soaking tub, and an array of soft and cushy pillows. The thought itself seems so inviting, doesn’t it? Not to forget, keeping up with the trend, we found a flirtatious skirt that’s too good to miss out on, and guess what, it comes along with an amazing new spray!
In coming to literature, have you heard? Sally Rooney has penned a short extension to her famous work, Normal People. The new story unfolds the life of Marianne and Connell post the events described in the original novel. Interesting, isn’t it?
Moving on, have you ever tasted or tried cooking Palak Paneer? It’s a popular North Indian dish, which is not just delectable but also nutrition-packed. Consider giving it a try this weekend. For the green fingers among us, there’s good news. In a change, London’s once-tidy green spaces are being allowed to grow wild. For instance, The Tower of London, historically known for its barren lawn, is now metamorphosing into a sea of wildflowers.
Lastly, let’s remember to be there for each other in times of calamity. If you’re thinking about lending a hand to the flood victims affected by the recent hurricane, there are several platforms doing credible work in this area. You can contribute by making a donation.
To wrap up, we also feature reader comments with engaging stories about celebrities, personal experiences and whatnot! For instance, take the amusing anecdote about one reader who had a funny episode with famous actor Ethan Hawke during an everyday dog walk. Another reader shares her perspective on her autistic daughter’s first homecoming dance, attributing her understanding to the influence of Marian Schembari’s book. Such interactions truly help us create a community and deepen our understanding of life around us. Cheers to a great week ahead!
