We are busy at the farm picking greens and lettuces, and the zucchini and radishes will soon be ready. We’re going to be sharing a lot of this produce because, really, what better time is there for all of us to share the bounties from our gardens than during a pandemic? I hope you are staying safe and healthy, and if you need a little break check out my favorite links from around the web this week…

• Something to consider each and every morning. 

• These notebooks, which can be personalized, seem like the perfect gift for an aspiring writer. 

• Have you heard about the recently rediscovered 1975 documentary about five black kids who accidentally biked into a place where they weren’t welcome.

• A glimpse back at the 1980s too... check out David Bowie asking some tough questions.(Thanks Ann Marie!) 

• Zoom in on this garden. 

• I had a conversation with a reader about the statues being removed in this country. I have come to believe it's not that different from changing the art in my own home. I don't necessarily want to hang my ancestor's mounted bull moose. Our country's adornments need to reflect who we are NOW. For example, Bryan Stephenson's memorial in Alabama.

• If you like interior design and flowers, click on Amy Neunsinger's portfolio. Her photography is a deep dive into fabulous rooms.

• From the wonderful Austen Kleon: "All Good Things Must Begin." 

• Your laugh of the week.

Photo by Ronan Furuta via Unsplash.