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i’m looking to broaden my online reading horizons – what are your favourite, possibly new or relatively unknown online spaces that you’ve been visiting lately? if you have a blog then this is the time to plug it! if i find interesting reads then i am most certainly likely to share it with you right here in a Mid Week Distraction.

Miss Moss: Mid Week Distraction No. 11

The Invisible Woman

if you’re a Bjork fan you need to read this before listening to her excellent new album.

Miss Moss: Mid Week Distraction No. 11

Mary Oliver & Molly Malone Cook

“Who is this I’ve been living with for thirty years?”

Miss Moss: Mid Week Distraction No. 11

The New Health Rules

“100 actionable tips that will improve every aspect of our health”

Miss Moss: Mid Week Distraction No. 11

It’s Only Natural

great list of natural alternatives for cosmetics & skincare

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Searching for Sex

what big data reveals and conceals about our desires, our bodies and our many insecurities.

Miss Moss: Mid Week Distraction No. 11

very Japanese

an interesting oval shaped house

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Business Town

“An ongoing project attempting to explain our highly intangible, deeply disruptive, data-driven, venture-backed, gluten-free economic meritocracy to the uninitiated.”

Miss Moss: Mid Week Distraction No. 11

Exploding Kittens

of COURSE i want to play it!

Miss Moss: Mid Week Distraction No. 11

Merfest

yes, this is a thing.

Miss Moss

Hey! I'm Miss Moss. But you can call me Diana. This blog is a means of curating and sharing my love for visual treasures. Learn more about me here.

36 Comments

  • Over The Weekend says:

    Very cute :)

  • dot says:

    I’ll be the first to shamelessly plug. I help run the website 1:1000 (www.oneforonethousand.com), where we publish 1,000-word stories inspired by photography (after the old adage “a picture’s worth a thousand words). The stories are the perfect length to read while you wait in line for coffee or for the train to arrive!

  • Meg says:

    Those greenhouses are beautiful!

  • rachel says:

    These are great. I think I’m going to order The New Health Rules, not because it looks mindblowing or anything, but pretty and inspiring. And Hannah Jean’s blog might be my new favorite read. i can’t wait to get sucked into a black hole of reading her sometime in the near future.

    Do you read Sho & Tell? Her POV series is one of my favorite things.

  • Hannah says:

    There are so many interesting pieces to be found online, architecture for dogs looks funny!
    Hannah x
    Hanniemc.co.uk

  • Caitlin says:

    This is the best thing about Wednesdays. The Magic Surrounds blog is amazing!

  • P says:

    You should know that I love everything about your blog. And if there’s a chance that you find something cool, then I will too. It’s my daily cup of coffee. So, well done is what I’m trying to say.

  • Valentina Duracinsky says:

    yaaaaaaaaay my favorite!

    Valentina

  • Maud says:

    i love your midweek distractions!! always such good stuff.

    some very cool friends from my university days have started this awesome experimental criticism site: http://www.greyongrey.net/
    it’s not updated *that* frequently but it’s good stuff.

    oh, and here is my photography blog too :) http://mentisetcordis.tumblr.com/

    x MAUD

  • Kate Miss says:

    Present & Correct (favorite twitter account, btw) recently tweeted this nice graphics blog that I’m loving for inspiration: http://newgrids.fr/ Not new, but I’d never seen it before.

  • camille b says:

    love love love this post! please keep doing this!

  • Michelle Erba says:

    I find some of my blog material from you-so it might be a little redundant-but Like a Moth to Light is my blog that features mostly art, fashion, and feminism. :) www.michelleerba.blogspot.com
    Love you Midweek Distractions posts! Your great at what you do!

  • maggie says:

    I just added several of these to my feedly. I will also shamelessly plug the blog my sister and I share – Unbound Process. We are both finding our feet in the art and film realms (respectively) and we talk about that, our travels, and feminist topics that tickle our fancy. Feel free to check it out!

    maggie
    www.unboundprocess.com

  • Stephanie says:

    Hi Diana! I too would love to share my blog with you! Three years ago I started the personal project of reviving my grandfather’s garden in Northern California. I started a tumblr blog to share the growth and progress of the garden from seed to harvest. The blog is primarily photo based, but I share some words now and then. It is a bit quiet right now while we are in the winter, but come spring the blog will likely burst to life again, much like the garden. I hope you enjoy it! http://opasgarden.tumblr.com

  • Melissa | SuitcaseandHeels.com says:

    Since you asked… I do have a blog. ;) A travel blog in fact. http://www.suitcaseandheels.com I’m trying to get women to push the edges of their comfort zone while seeing the world…and look good at the same time.

    To balance out the shameless self-promotion I’m also going to tell you to check out Hannah Brencher. I’m in love with her writing. It hits me right in the gut. http://hannahbrencher.com/

  • Madineh says:

    I”ll plug my other favorite daily blog after yours: http://thegirlwiththelittlecurl.tumblr.com/. Not much to read, but so beautiful.
    I love your blog, it’s sooothing.

  • Lizzie says:

    Oh, I would love to share one of the most enriching Instagram feeds . . .

    @thejulietreport.
    This Instagram feed is full of daily pondering of a life from Melbourne all delivered with personal illustrations.

  • Heiress Emma says:

    Your midweek distractions are some of the best finds on the internet! I’m going to check out some of these commenters too. I am hopeless at finding new/interesting/quirky things online, but in a shameless plug I will say that I have just started a new series on my blog: framed. More to come.

  • Zanna says:

    What a find! I came via cup of jo. These midweek distractions are awesome! I love the NYT article on sex and deep-data-mining an the Merfest is fantastic.

    I do have a blog but just started in December, still getting the lay of the land :)

  • Brigitte says:

    Maybe some inspiration for the color lover :)

    12 images
    one color theme – twelve images

    http://12images.tumblr.com

  • elizabeth huber says:

    Hello!
    I love your midweek distractions. Always such great bits. I’ll shamelessly plug my own blog here — I run youroldrsistr.com, a lifestyle blog dedicated to freewheelin’ tomboy vibes and modern-bohemian style.

  • Fabio says:

    Excellent post Diana (I am loving this series: Too distracting! Too good!). And a result of it, I am now a backer to Exploding Kittens.

  • Edna Gee says:

    Oh gosh thank you! That West Elm blog came just at the right time, I am apartment hunting in Milan and the only ones I can afford are 40 square metre places. The small living space tips they offer is giving a little bit of hope that I can make it work.

  • Rebecca says:

    This isn’t mine but I think you’d enjoy this one if you’ve haven’t seen it already:

    http://thekinspiracy.tumblr.com/

  • Lucy Browning says:

    Oh my gosh that story about Mary Oliver made me nearly cry. So so beautiful. THANK you.

    And Marco Pierre white? Totally hot! And aging like a fine red wine… :)

    Can I plug my insta account? As I’m horribly terrible about updating my blog…and my insta is just nice moments of living out in the countryside of Spain at

    www.instagram.com/ohsiesta

    Thanks Diana, it’s truly always a pleasure to be here

    Lucy
    x

  • Michelle says:

    I wait all week for these posts.

  • Kakes says:

    Here’s my favorite blog http://3-chairs.com/ written by a young woman who’s figuring life out as she goes. She’s the best company!

  • Tamineh Dhondy says:

    Shameless plug for our blog Anna + Tam www.annaandtam.com . We are a London based photographer and stylist team and our blog features some of our collaborative work. We post photographs and stories about people and their interesting, quirky spaces.

  • Kate M says:

    For some reason when I go to your site, it hasn’t updated since January 5th! I thought you were on a break and then found a link to this entry on Twitter. So, does anyone have any idea why this might be happening? Help! I miss my Miss Moss daily fix!

  • Marie Lespine says:

    My friend Rebecca has this awesome photography, slash, lifestyle, slash, cooking blog : rebeccagenet.com
    We run one together, where we document the evolution of the renovation of my apartment in Paris : thelifeofakitchen.tumblr.com
    And I make patterns and random posts on p-erhap-s.com

    Hope it’ll distract you :)
    I have such a nice time every time I pop by around here !
    xo

  • Mun says:

    My tabs are all opened and I’m ready to dig in :)

  • Karolina says:

    this shop is a great distraction to – clean, minimal, lovely and unique !

    https://www.etsy.com/shop/studiokarolina

  • Clara says:

    Hi! Tale of Two Cities Brazil. Its a blog based in Rio and São Paulo about life, design, food and cool happenings in both cities. I think you’d enjoy a recent post about Kimi Nii (ceramics): https://taleoftwocities.squarespace.com/blog/2015/1/14/kim-nii-so-paulo-store. Also, I actually just post posted about “Casa dos Outros” which I had never heard about until you mentioned it and now love it!

    Hope you like it!

    https://taleoftwocities.squarespace.com

  • Xihla says:

    I just found your blog today . . . and I must say I am a total fan! Everyone is raving about your mid week distraction and I can see why. I have a lifestyle blog, but I am looking to get into fashion also. I believe I just found my inspiration!

    Really great blog you have here!!

  • Emily says:

    My best friend and I recently started a style/fashion blog for women in their 40’s and 50’s! Would love to know what you think. StyleDementia.com. Thanks!!!