The American Girl dolls of newsletters—Samantha and Molly, natch—has got a lot on our Limoges this week: Sex scenes, Supreme Court stuff, and so much more.
I love this newsletter so much! It's like a book club, but for magazine articles, and everyone is so smart and interesting and I'd rather hear their takes than share my own! So, not really like a book club. But a REALLY great newsletter -- one that I look forward to every week. Keep it coming, Maggie and Rachel! (Also, I thoroughly enjoyed This Way Up, but I can never remember the name of the show when I try to recommend it to people. I don't think that's my fault...? It's warm-hearted yet also hilarious, and there's an unforgettable rendition of the song "Zombie" by The Cranberries!)
It’s been a number of days since I read the Serena and Venus article and my mind continues to look back at the scene of Oracine doing the girls’ hair. What an intimate, poignant picture. It deepens my feelings for them.
I love this newsletter so much! It's like a book club, but for magazine articles, and everyone is so smart and interesting and I'd rather hear their takes than share my own! So, not really like a book club. But a REALLY great newsletter -- one that I look forward to every week. Keep it coming, Maggie and Rachel! (Also, I thoroughly enjoyed This Way Up, but I can never remember the name of the show when I try to recommend it to people. I don't think that's my fault...? It's warm-hearted yet also hilarious, and there's an unforgettable rendition of the song "Zombie" by The Cranberries!)
Hi Corrie!! Thanks for the kind words. After I finish Pam and Tommy (🙄) it’s This way up, all the way!!
Sisters! Nothing like a sister collaboration ! Thanks for all the fun pieces…and also loved the Tavi interview with Stevie Nicks! Sisters at heart!!!
Thanks for the Serena and Venus thighs portrait. They deeply inspire me. Sisters rule.
It’s been a number of days since I read the Serena and Venus article and my mind continues to look back at the scene of Oracine doing the girls’ hair. What an intimate, poignant picture. It deepens my feelings for them.