BLOOM, the new issue of mutterhood magazine, is here! This issue is quite simply a feast for the eyes, with pages of gorgeous images from talented photographers who share their interpretation of bloom with us. But BLOOM is more than just a pretty picture. In this issue we profile a …
It’s not so summery in these parts yet, so to pass the time here are a few binge-worthy shows to watch and stream with a pint of ice cream and your favorite blanket. For sheer fun, Nailed It (Netflix) is 20 minutes of comedian Nicole Byer, renowned chef Jacques Torres …
Whether you’re headed to the ocean, lake or your own backyard, summer is a great time to catch up on those books you’ve been meaning to make time for. We’re happy to help! Here’s two of our picks from recent reads that we highly recommend. For what to watch, come …
Who doesn’t love a good quiz? The folks at Merriam-Webster — yes, the dictionary people — have capitalized on our affinity for a quick question and answer session with Name That Thing, a 10-question challenge that tests users’ visual vocabulary. Topics vary, but this week Name That Thing is all …
What’s more royal: a formal birth announcement written in passive voice or fancy floral hats, tidy bouquets and vast gardens filled with the prettiest, most meticulously tended English blooms? Monday’s announcement from Buckingham Palace that “Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Sussex was safely delivered of a son” (in American …
You may have noticed a few signs of spring lately, like lillies of the valley gently lifting their tiny white buds, and tulips and hyacinths popping up from the ground. Or forsythia and magnolia buds bursting open, and in some places the scent of jasmine and orange blossoms perfuming the …
Getting settled in the hotel, overheard in a fancy restaurant and other tales of Portland from mutterhood’s first Travel Diary. The Hotel Upon arrival: Two days later: The Restaurant Guy at the table next to us: “I can’t believe it!” Me: Whirls around to catch a glimpse of the March …
We’ve made it back from AWP ’19 in Portland and thought we’d share some tidbits from our road trip: Writers rock! Doesn’t matter if they’re unpublished newbies or big deal bestsellers, they’re ready to talk, share, listen, support and otherwise revel in the art of the word. It was invigorating. …
