A Cup of Jo - Style, Culture, Motherhood, Travel, Food Life

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I ve been a fan of the brand Kule for years (I ve worn their windbreaker eight million times), and today they launched a fantastic collaboration with Madewell: Madewell x Kule. Those stripes are on fire! I especially love the colors of this shirt, which you could wear all fall and winter.During quarantine, we ve fallen into a lunch habit: potato buns, sliced turkey, sliced cheddar and coleslaw. And damn, it is good enough to have every day, over and over, staring into the abyss. So, I ve been on the lookout for good coleslaw recipes, including this Amateur Gourmet version. Coleslaw is very personal, he says. Reading my coleslaw is like reading my journal. I’d really rather you didn’t. In fact, I think we should stop here. I didn’t want to talk about my coleslaw, and you made me. I’m not angry, but I’m not not angry. Haha, find his loose recipe here.I usually hate drinking out of water bottles (with their tiny openings, metallic taste, etc.), but this version solves those problems. It feels like a regular cup! We toted ours all over the place this summer.This Brooklyn apartment is full of playful shapes — from wiggly side tables to round lamps. See the whole thing here, if you d like.P.S. The dinner-changing magic of candlesticks, and the funniest Onion headlines.P.P.S. How to vote and how to help. (Are you watching the debate tonight?)Note: If you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission, at no cost to you. We recommend only products we genuinely like. Thank you so much. How are you doing this week? What a week. I keep thinking about this New York Times piece about Breonna Taylor s death and perpetual Black trauma. ( For the state, her body fell like a tree in the forest. For us, it landed like a thunderclap and shook the earth. ) Sending so much love, and here are a few links from around the web Using clear language when talking about slavery.Wow, these bookshelves.The Norwegian concept of outdoor living. I, the dog, will give you a tour of my house. Haha.A Q A with the costume designer of PEN15. I’ve worked on so many comedies where actors are like, ‘Yeah, I want the pants to be tighter.’ Secretly they all want to look cute — but Anna and Maya were all for the discomfort. They were saying things like, ‘I don’t care if the bands are too tight’ or ‘I want to have a muffin top’ or ‘I want to be a little uncomfortable.’ My trick for keeping my hair presentable.A frozen pain au chocolat taste test.Who wants spaghetti pie?What I wear to bed every night.I m reading A Little Life, based on your recommendations, and it s really beautiful.Thank you also for your thoughtful discourse on this post. And, once again, how to vote this fall (we ve got you covered).Plus, two reader comments:Says Hannah on books as self-care: After dinner, I put on a flannel nightgown and knee socks (yeah, I look *amazing*) and get under the covers and read for two hours. There are things I should be doing, but instead, I am loving every minute of reading new novels. Has anyone read Migrations? Or Hieroglyphics? So beautiful. I think in the new year I may start digging in to big, fat novels I’ve never had time for: Vanity Fair, here I come! Says HM on 12 feel-good reader comments: We used to have two cats and a dog. I would always tell the female cat she was in charge when we left, since she was the only one with any dignity. One morning, the female cat had thrown up, so I left the male cat in charge. When I got home, everyone looked frazzled, there was laundry everywhere, a bunch of stuff had been knocked over, and someone was missing a patch of fur. Some cats just can’t handle the responsibility. (Photo by Meghan Farrell Photography via mskellseymiller/Instagram.)Note: If you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission, at no cost to you. We recommend only products we genuinely like. Thank you so much. Disclosure In order to grow our small business, Cup of Jo earns revenue in a few different ways. We publish several sponsored posts each month, which are always labeled at the top. We also sometimes earn an affiliate commission on the sales of products we link to. We feature only items we genuinely love and want to share, and this is an arrangement between the retailer and Cup of Jo (readers never pay more for products). These are the ways we support Cup of Jo, and allow us to run the site and engage with this community we truly love. Thank you for reading! About A Cup of Jo Welcome! A Cup of Jo is a daily lifestyle site for women. We cover everything from fashion to culture to parenthood, and we strive to be authentic. As Olive Kitteridge said, "There's no such thing as a simple life." Thank you for reading.

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