The Weekly Wrap: March 21, 2021

Just this comic in my head every day.

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• Life from a bug's point of view. [The Atlantic]
• I, too, am experiencing FONO. [WaPo]
• Some of the pandemic's defining images and the stories behind them. [CNN]
• Our search history is the pandemic diary we didn't mean to create. [Links I Would G Chat You If We Were Friends]
• The most wish-listed Airbnbs are lots of treehouses and tiny homes. [Buzzfeed]
• Millennials in the mail. [Mel Magazine]
• Come for the architecture, stay for the coffee. [Nat Geo]
• The world's most dangerous cheese. [CNN]

• The history and fight to increase the minimum wage to $15. [The Daily]
• Visiting in prison and the interesting story of vending machines. [Ear Hustle]
• Patterns in the chaos. [Throughline]
• Dinner Party: The Podcast [Office Ladies]
• I am still on my quest to listen to the entire listing of Planet Money podcasts available through Apple podcasts. These are the episodes I enjoyed this week:
  • Where Dollar Bills Come From
  • That Time We Shorted America, Part 1
  • That Time We Shorted America, Part 2
  • Deep Learning with Elephants

• We are nearing the end of season 4 of The Crown. The actors who played Princess Diana and Prince Charles are astoundingly good, but I adore every scene with Princess Anne. Erin Doherty knocked it out of the park.
• I am half paying attention to the March Madness games. Will my 19-year-old's bracket do better than mine? I think... probably... yes.