Eleanor Barkhorn

"a silent majority of Americans do want to get back to the office, at least for a few days a week. But as the latest coronavirus surge has led employers to delay return-to-office plans, that larger group is growing increasingly glum." https://t.co/i3Zj7sRwZb

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We need to talk about God: @Tish_H_Warren on the importance of discussing spiritual matters. https://t.co/EPOGt2F1DY

I've been an editor for more than a decade and I still believe that the answer to editing a tricky draft is to print it out and read it again on a comfy chair. It rarely actually works. And yet I keep doing it.

what should I make for dinner tonight?

I went to get coffee at our local coffee shop, and everything was chaotic and took forever, and I overheard one woman say to her partner, "I could get coffee faster in Vegas!" Is this a cultural reference I should understand? Are coffee shops notoriously slow in Las Vegas?

"if don’t have a strong sense of who you are, social media is torture!" https://t.co/EDRF8Jr7kx

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as the odd member of my generation who loves both shopping in department stores and working in offices, I feel like this idea is targeted at me and me only

Nathaniel Meyersohn @nmeyersohn

Sure why not — WeWork to Run Co-Working Spaces in Some Saks Fifth Avenue Stores https://t.co/YYrhyCQGj3