It is officially the time of year where I am questioning all of my life choices. I got some sort of flu/Covid/plague that took me out so badly I honestly don’t know if I’ve ever been that sick in my entire life (except for being pregnant and we know how much I loved that). To add insult to injury the weather has been pretty miserable. I am what most would describe as, over it.
Anyway, I’m finally healthy enough to sit upright so today’s edition of Click. Read. Love. is the mood booster we all need? Upbeat playlists, binge-worthy shows, spring book recs, seasonal recipes, and even (gasp) a little retail therapy, more on that below.
Sorry for the radio silence over the last week and a half, but I appreciate all of you being here. Wishing a Happy Easter to all who celebrate.
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Welcome to my weekly newsletter Click. Read. Love. which goes out to subscribers on Sunday mornings. It has all the best things I’ve discovered throughout the week. This week’s edition feels like a nice spring pick-me-up, because I needed it! Enjoy!
In this week’s Click. Read. Love.
The best new books for spring according to Indie booksellers
A mood booster playlist
A completely free online gardening course
The new sneakers I bought (for the first time in years)
Spring recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner
and more!
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