THIS for a lazy, cloudy Saturday afternoon.
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i've also claimed real estate on twitter, linkedin, and way too many other social platforms where you can usually find me by searching @sarablask or some permutation thereof. email is the most reliable way to find me: sara [at] sarablask [dot] com. let's brainstorm.
• About Sara
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“I don’t always know why I am where I am, or what I want. But I very definitely know the people (and the archetypes) I hope to be surrounded by when the apocalypse comes, or the deadline looms, or the news is bad, or the hill climb is unbelievably freaking steep. Find your people. Or your person. And as ever, make sure they know.”
— YES. Excerpted from @s_m_i’s Sunday evening newsletter, the highlight of my inbox every week. Subscribe.
Lake of the Woods, Minnesota, from space.
The yin and yang of ice and land at Lake of the Woods.
Photo credit: Beth Murphy/Principle Pictures. Beautiful, heartfelt images. Read the story behind them here.
Incredible.
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, a major business hub in Bolivia, home to about 2 million of us.
“As humans, we flinch from the horrors visited on the innocent, but it is the job of journalists to make sense of mayhem and chronicle the cause and course of tragedy.”
— Excerpted from Wall Street Journal Managing Editor Gerry Baker’s memo to the newsroom this afternoon.
This is currently being projected onto the Brooklyn Academy of Music tonight.
