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The Summer Edit: For the Homebody in Me
The Summer Edit: For the Homebody in Me

This summer is a strange one. The World Cup is in my backyard. Consequently, my office is closed for a month, with a mandated work remote summer. And adding countless visitors to the already congested city (y’all are welcome, though), has me hunkered down at home. So I’m treating summer 2026 as my cocoon and here is what is keeping me company.

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Place Making, Reading, Music, FilmRachelle Wilsonatlanta, reading, atlanta beltline, georgia bookshop, world cup, garden, backyard garden, flowers, tomato, strawberries, freaks and geeks, Jason segel, Seth rogan, Martin starr, busy philipps, linda cardilini, walking, 10000 steps, library, personal library, books, classics, classic literature, native son, Richard wright, the count of monte cristo, Alexandre dumas, kindred, octavia butler, co working, work remote, coworking, puzzle, hobbies, hobby, grandma hobbyComment
The Spring Edit: Simple Joys, Fresh Routines, and Seasonal Finds
The Spring Edit: Simple Joys, Fresh Routines, and Seasonal Finds

Catch me outside. My list this season features many places, but I just can’t help it. The longer days and warmer temperatures mean movement and exploration. I’m able to revisit my old friends and favorite outdoor hobbies. Here are my seven spring joys for 2026.

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Place Making, Reading, Music, FilmRachelle Wilsonsewing, gardens, botanical gardens, atlanta, poetry, walt whitman, leaves of grass, reading, hiking, Georgia trails, georgia hiking, atlanta beltline, sweetwater creek state park, live theatre, atlanta shakespeare tavern, shakespeare, much ado about nothing, macbeth, folk art, high museum of art, pasaquin, the art of gathering, priya parker, the underground bookshop, georgia bookshopComment