less reading this month. spent more than a full week's worth of nights planning out our girls' trip to tennessee
the longest third date, they cloned tyrone
the verge - Inside one of the world’s first human composting facilities
vox - How the anti-aging industry turns you into a customer for life"
npr - Whatever happened to the 'No Sex for Fish' women after the flood? Hint: It's 'amazing'
thrillist - Once a Hotbed for Disappearances, the Bermuda Triangle Has Itself Gone Missing
outside - Why You Should Stop Using Laundry Pods Right Now
thrillist - The Irish Pub Is Not a Bar, It’s a Global Phenomenon
“In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Irish people, motivated by famine, spread out around the world, and they brought their drinking culture with them,” explains T. Cole Newton, drinks expert and owner of Twelve Mile Limit and The Domino in New Orleans. “The trend didn’t really accelerate until Mel McNally founded the Irish Pub Company, which sold ‘kits' to anyone interested in opening an authentic Irish pub.”
