Sunday Edition: A Foolproof Formula for an All-Day Outfit That Doesn't 'Expire'

Plus a recipe, show, and podcast I loved this week.

The Sunday Edition is Tuesday’s little sister—off-the-cuff updates I’d bring up over a coffee catch-up with a friend.

I have so many recs to share with you this week, but first a quick life update…

Earlier this week, I asked for your thoughts on whether you feel it would be worth it for me to move for a better neighborhood but less-nice house, and you passionately made your cases in favor of neighborhood! It was genuinely so helpful to read through your comments, and we made things official: I’ll be moving end of July to my dream neighborhood in Portland! The anxiety around moving is already starting to hit, but I’m dedicated to making this my most organized move yet, and sharing my tips with you.

Issue #243: Would You Pick a Nicer Home or Better Neighborhood? (Advice, Please!)

It honestly feels like perfect timing that I’m heading back out in the van in a few days, to step away from over-thinking (How does one move a Peloton Treadmill?) and get some good time with friends and in nature. More to come! Until then, read on for…

• 6 tips to avoid buying shit you don’t need (and the foolproof outfit you already have in your closet)

• The first tv show I’ve been tempted to binge in a long time

• A foolproof tool for poaching eggs

• Chickpeas al limone (!)

P.S. I just wrapped up the Fountain Winter Intensive for novel-writing, and genuinely can’t recommend it more highly. It fully jumpstarted the book I’ve been working on, and they’re starting the summer cohort soon! They recently emailed to say we can share the code SUMMER with friends for 15% off, and said I can pass it along to you if you’re interested (I know there are a lot of writers here!). x

Wild Rose Ghee. I’m on a major Lena Dunham kick this week (but also, consistently for the past fifteen years) and her recent Strategist interview included a love letter to ghee that made me laugh, it felt so recognizable, “Because ghee is used in Ayurvedic medicine, it felt sort of healthy, and my boyfriend had to be like, ‘You know you’re eating straight butter.’” I feel like I need her, and you, to know about my favorite small-batch ghee, from Wild Rose. It is expensive, and I’m going to try my hand at making my own as soon as I’m out, but I can’t tell you how much I’ve been enjoying this golden ghee, which contains so much turmeric, it paints my toast completely orange. Dying to try this one next, for research…