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1 week ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Hi! How’s your week going? We’re excited about this fun issue :)When I think of Somsack Sikhounmuong, the creative director of Alex Mill, the first word that comes to mind is “lovable.” He grew up in a tiny Canadian town and now lives in New York City. He is warm and hilarious, he delights in small pleasures (think: ravioli and luggage stickers), and joie de vivre just pours out of him.
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1 week ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Welcome to The May Edit! How’s it going? Freddie and I just got back from a weekend at the beach, and I’m excited to share an amazing cottage rental discovery with you next Tuesday. (We’ll be starting to send short and punchy Tuesday emails every other week.) Feel free to sign up for a paid subscription here, if you’d like to get all the emails.
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2 weeks ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Hi! How is your week going?
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2 weeks ago | 
cupofjo.com | Kaitlyn Teer
This time of year, I love whipping up lemon-y potato salads and am always looking for new variations. So, I was excited to make this creamy-scallion potato salad from Mehreen Karim’s new cookbook, Make It Plant-Based! Southern.
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3 weeks ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Last week, I went to Paris with female friends, and the city felt magical in the springtime. While sitting in cafés and walking around town, I kept an eye out for street style. First up, as seen on the dad above, was the ubiquitous French net market bag — so simple and handy, right? Here are seven more observations…White button-up shirts tucked all the way in, all the way around. No half tucks!
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4 weeks ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Hi! How’s your week going? This Sunday is Mother’s Day, and the holiday can feel tough for many reasons. Today, we’re featuring 10 women who are sharing their experiences, and we’d love to hear from you, too…First up, Aminatou Sow, whose mom died two decades ago, shares how it feels to navigate adulthood as a “motherless daughter”:I was 20 when my mom died. That day, I felt like I’d been struck by lightning. My body actually ached.
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1 month ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Welcome to The April Edit! How’s your week going? The weather’s been so gorgeous here, we’ve been trying to eat dinner on the stoop every night.
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1 month ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Hi! How is your week? My mom is visiting this weekend, which is always a treat. For today’s issue, we talked to , a health educator and writer. (You may remember her beauty uniform and advice on pregnancy and sex.) Erica now writes the newsletter Soft Boundaries, which she describes as “a gentle space to help you explore the boundaries of your inner world.”She lives in Los Angeles with her fiancée and feels excited to be approaching 40. “I was a late bloomer and came out at 33.
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1 month ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Hello!Our third Big Salad & Friends live stream airs tomorrow (Tuesday) at 12 p.m. ET with NYTimes-bestselling poet Kate Baer. We’ll be chatting about poetry (and how funny and real it can be), female friendship, vibrators, parenting (she has four kids), and how to switch into a creative mode, or as she says, “get your head in the clouds.” Will be a fun and laid-back conversation; and we’ll be answering reader questions, too, which is my favorite part.
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1 month ago | 
joannagoddard.substack.com | Joanna Goddard |Kaitlyn Teer
Hey there, how is your week going? This is a very hard time in the U.S., as well as many places around the world, and I want to send everyone a big virtual hug. I hope you’re hanging in there and able to take care of yourself and the people around you. Stay tuned for an upcoming Big Salad volunteer group that we hope you’ll join. For now, I’d love to share eight things I noticed around Brooklyn, including small joys, little mottos, and ways to connect with loved ones and strangers.
