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Joanna Goddard

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As seen in: Big Salad, Cup Of Joe, Cup of Jo, Burnt Toast by Virginia Sole-Smith, Dinner: A Love Story, Downtime (Newsletter), Every Body Gets Dressed, Long Live, Love Story Newsletter, New York Magazine, Platonic Love, Rich Text, Substack and
Cup of Jo is a daily women's lifestyle site founded by Joanna Goddard that covers style, food, design, culture, travel, relationships, and parenting.
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Have a Cozy Weekend.

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By Joanna Goddard
| Cup of Jo
What are you up to this weekend? We are knocking around the neighborhood — maybe card games on the stoop, maybe a boys’ sleepover. And I’m planning to clean out some closets, which is always meditative and satisfying, don’t you think? Hope you have a good one, and here are a few links from around the web… Women in museums. A conflict expert suggests reframing conflict as an investment in your partner. “We tend to think of conflict as antagonistic, but conflict can actually be incredibly prosocial.
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11 Things I’ve Learned About Parenting Teens

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By Joanna Goddard, Kaitlyn Teer Verified
| Big Salad
Hi! How’s your week? Recently, at a neighborhood café, I struck up a conversation with a new mom holding her teeny baby. “He’s adorable,” I told her, admiring his pajama-ed feet. She looked up at me with teary eyes. “He’s growing up so quickly, it makes me sad.” Through the years, many new moms have told me the same thing, and I remember feeling that way, too. My friends especially worry about their sweet toddlers growing into surly teens.
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Four Fun Things | Cup of Jo

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By Joanna Goddard
| Cup of Jo
I love a period drama, so I was thrilled to discover My Brilliant Career on Netflix. Set in early 1990s Australia, the six-part series follows a rebellious teenager who dreams of becoming a writer, but thanks to her father’s debts, she’s expected instead to marry well and save her family. There’s a love triangle and thoughtful plot points about race and sexuality, but it’s also genuinely funny — I watched three episodes in one night and laughed out loud multiple times.
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