🍫 White smoke, Willy Wonka + a bread thread:Lil Treasures #278

There's a new Pope and he's...American?

Hello, folks!

As you read this, I will be in the sky somewhere en route to London to see his gloriousness Jonathan Bailey perform in person. I have peaked! Enjoy these treasures and I’ll blow a kiss to JB just for you.

🍞Fell in love with this thread dedicated to bread. It’s a bread thread.

🤯 Never forget the work we put in to make the perfect mixed tape as kids who grew up in the 90s. Have you ever explained this process to your own kids? They will never understand the amount of time we spent sitting by the radio waiting for our song to come on.

🕺Excuse me while I geek out over Alan from DWTS collab-dancing with Tara and Hunter Woodhall!!

🥰 I am so jealous of everyone getting to watch this scene from the 2005 version of Pride and Prejudice together in a theater. The collective group swooning would send me to outer space.

❤️‍🔥If you find yourself growing weary of the rage that you feel, you need to read this poem.

🎻I was absolutely captivated by this clip of a guy named Jacob Collier improvising the National Symphony Orchestra. You can watch the entire 18-minute performance at this link!

🫶🏽 Guys, I think I need to buy every one of these fun prints! Which one was your favorite?

🎧 When the youths ask what we listened to, remind them that this was our entire millennial personality.

🦋 This post from Ashlee Eiland about what it means to truly be transformed is seriously so good.

🐢 In lieu of Conclave this week, we took the film Conclave for a spin over on this week’s episode of Faith Adjacent! If you’re confused about how it all happened and want to educate yourself to understand the process a little better, give Sacred Cinema: Conclave a listen! (Also side note: did you know that some of the younger Cardinals also watched this film so they could know what was going on? We were all learning together!)

That’ll do for this week’s treasures! Don’t forget to drop your internet finds in the comments below. Bye for now, my friends.