I had a lot to say here, but when I sat down to say it, it wouldn’t come out. So, here’s a list of links instead. See you next week.

To Read

• The case for Peggy Olson as the 21st century’s best TV character
• Jacques Pepin saved my life.
• Why do high-achieving women pretend their lives are a mess?
• What Mister Rogers looked like once the cameras were off.
• Why we should all mourn the death of the rude press.
• The friar who combined flour and faith to win the Great American Baking Show.
• Thank god for this #stillroasting map.
• A fascinating look at how ballerinas are staying in shape at home.
• 17 artists capture the New York outside their windows right now.

To Listen

• All of the Spotify playlists: For feelings.
• My yoga studio does a short sound meditation at the end of class. It makes me feel like I’m hovering over my own body. Not sure what’s going to happen when I try one that lasts an hour.
• A reporter connects with her grandmother over soup.
• Centenarians talk about life in coronavirus lockdown.

To Watch

• A Portrait of a Woman on Fire is quiet magic.
• The live bird cams will save us all.
• No equipment kickboxing.
• If you even have the motivation to work out right now, these blogilates videos will do the job.
• I just discovered Jennifer Ehle—forever Elizabeth Bennett—is reading Pride and Prejudice aloud.

To Eat

• I want to eat every single thing from Benne on Eagle in Asheville. Now go make some biscuits and gravy.
• Make spicy eggplant pasta so you can claim vegetables are somewhere among the carbs.
• Soy ginger dinner scramble will make a simple meal.
• Not sure what to make of this sesame caesar salad, so it should definitely be interesting.
• I am always here to advocate for dishes that contain both tofu and noodles.
• I have pickled red onions in my fridge that are just waiting to meet some farro or maybe top a vegetable hash.
• I can confirm that sweet potatoes and brussels sprouts are delightful together.