The "And...We're [almost] Back" Edition
Dear Subscribers,
Okay— I made it in under the Sunday deadline. The deadline is of course of my own making, what with calling this missive the LZ *Sunday* Paper and all.
To recap: (this is really boring Covid blah blah who cares so if you don’t actually know me/my family you might want to skip to the actual news, below)!
—step 1: bail on all planned foreign trips. step 2: Book LA. Good friends, relatives, sunshine, great food, good work, excellent immediate family vibes, historically.
—daughter gets Omicron in NYC, delays trip to LA
—mother takes 70 tests before, during, and after coming to LA (negative). Day after landing, rapid test (negative) and PCR test on same day. The next day PCR results (positive). Merry Christmas! In the city that hadn’t had rain in 10 months, it rained (poured) 8 out of 10 days in 40-degree LA.
—recovery good! other daughter gets Omicron. Happy New Year!!
—somehow (same house, kitchen, cars, bathrooms, etc, even with the best of masking and quarantining once we knew we were positive) husband and son are spared.
—except: One false positive Rapid test for husband, causing annoying recusal from Lakers game for no reason (uh except trying to save stadium crowd from being even more super-spreader-y but our do-goodery was for nought)
And so, extending trip with emergency air BnB’s, two kids in and out for brief ski jaunt, having visited every Covid testing Tent, folding table, walk-in, drive-through in Los Angeles County, we are issuing the L(ate) Z(oinks!) Sunday(night) Paper(email) right now.
I can’t tell you how much great stuff I have stored up. Everything there is to know about Politics, Pop Culture and everything in between— the essential list of the most important content about women. I have never missed week(s) in a row and it sure feels weird. Here it is — just for you.
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Happy New Year!
Thank you so much to so many people who have been checking in on me and, of course, the whereabouts of the edition. Hopefully we’re back on track.
Here you go!
The Pic(k) of the Week:
What Lois Lowry Remembers via The New Yorker
BUSINESS & TECH:
Silicon Valley Can’t Escape Elizabeth Holmes via The New York TImes
Why Girls Who Code Created A Music Video With Doja Cat via The New Stack
CAMPUS CLIMATE:
In My Advanced High School History Textbook, It’s As If Women Didn’t Exist via The Washington Post
HEALTH & WELLNESS:
Daisy Robinton Is Fired Up About Female Longevity via Neo.Life
It Is Critical That Pharmacists Understand The Gravity Of The Impact Of Sex, Gender On Medicine via Pharmacy Times
THE ARTS & POP CULTURE:
After Amy Schneider’s Awful Week, Did She Pass $1 Million On ‘Jeopardy’? via The San Jose Mercury News
A Complete Breakdown Of The J.K. Rowling Transgender Comments Controversy via Glamour
American Girl’s 2022 Girl Of The Year Is Asian! But She’s Not The First via Feminist Asian Dad
Miranda’s Drinking Is Done. But Alcoholism Stereotypes Are Not. via Elle
Audie Cornish Leaves All Things Considered via NPR
Author Hilma Wolitzer Lost Her Husband To Covid-19. So At 91 She Wrote A Story About It via The Los Angeles Times
’I Have Moments Of Shame I Can’t Control:’ The Lives Ruined By Explicit ‘Collector Culture’ via The Guardian
OBITUARY:
Black, Jewish, Caribbean Legal Scholar and Civil Rights Champion Dies At 71 via The Root
She Spent Her Life Fighting For Equity In Women’s Sports via The New York TImes
AND WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE ABOUT…?:
What New Yorkers See In This Portrait Of The Mayor’s Mother via The New York Times