March Link Bits

I adore reading other people’s linkie posts. No matter what they call them — fave things, stuff I’m obsessed with, what I’m reading now, interesting what nots - it almost always takes me on a little journey into a corner of the internet I hadn’t seen before. Who doesn’t like a rabbit hole, right? Here’s a few on the top of my head this week, random items and biz stuff you might have missed.

Have you ever gotten one of those notification emails with tracking information, clicked on it, and the package hasn't even been scanned in to the system? What the what, right? Since I'm on the other size of that particular irritation . .  Here's why.

Did you know I have an Instagram page? Where I sometimes dilly dally around and post pics of everyday life and pretty quotes and stuff . . . 

I did not know about Cinco De Marcho  - the first day of a 12-day drinking regimen for anyone who wishes to “train one’s liver for the closing ceremonies on St. Patrick’s Day.” 16 Surprising Facts About the Month of March. 

The 10 Most Addicting Reality TV shows to watch on Netflix . . . are you watching any of these? Me too. I'll probably get flack, but I loved that GoopLap episode about the cold plunging.

I'm obsessed with the Holborn Dining Room this week. Bucket-listing a visit to the Pie Room and Gin Bar.

Sustainable toilet paper? Yes, please. I'm testing two different bamboo-based brands, Reel Paper and Who Gives A Crap. Bonus points that they both have charitable missions of building toilets for remotes places on earth that don't have that particular luxury. Have you tried them? Do you have a fave? Is there something better? Do you not give a crap?

I'm always on the search for some hopeful stories about climate change. This short 4-minute video, "The Most Important Speech on Climate Change" describes the clearest way out - and so easy too. But if that doesn't cover it, there's always whale poop to save the planet!

I bookmark and Pin a whole lot more recipes than I make (and gah, yes, I know Pinterest is long over, but I still like to visit my boards...).  However, I am definitely going to cook a couple of these nostalgic dinners from Granny's recipe box. 80 Vintage Dinner Recipes Worth Trying Today. Some of these are real childhood faves I haven't had in forever!

Have a happy month, lovely people!