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1. have often found over the years that I am most comforted by poems that acknowledge darkness, but choose to turn toward the light. Ross Gay& #39;s poem "Sorrow Is Not My Name" does that. https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/92472/sorrow-is-not-my-name">https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/924... #MatteredToMe
2. @lydiakiesling wrote about meal planning, in a piece which is also about gender roles, and parenting, and the stress of isolation, and, I think, a certain grace in surrender. I think a lot of us will find it relatable. https://www.thecut.com/2020/04/how-to-make-a-meal-plan.html">https://www.thecut.com/2020/04/h... #MatteredToMe
3. Anna Watkins Fisher& #39;s essay "Nothing to Spare" is about the precarity of lean production, and how running the government like a business undermined our infrastructure. It& #39;s not comforting, but it is illuminating, I think. https://medium.com/@annawfisher/nothing-to-spare-187944835bcb">https://medium.com/@annawfis... #MatteredToMe
4. This thread by @mneelzy is hilarious and utterly delightful. Being a former theater kid, it really hit me exactly perfectly. https://twitter.com/mneelzy/status/1245044972069326851">https://twitter.com/mneelzy/s... #MatteredToMe
5. Finally, last night my friend @Cecilyjk sang us all a little lullaby—the song "The Dimming of the Day," which I know as a Bonnie Raitt song—and it was so beautiful it made me cry a little. https://twitter.com/Cecilyjk/status/1248497821608640512">https://twitter.com/Cecilyjk/... #MatteredToMe
As always, this is just a portion of what #MatteredToMe recently. It& #39;s been a strange and difficult time for most of us. If you& #39;re upset, just know: it& #39;s okay to be upset when things are upsetting. Thanks, and take care.
