Weekly News Roundup

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Penelope Trunk has some interesting advice for overachieving chicks, including that we should all get plastic surgery, get married by 25, and milk maternity leave for all it's worth. The Harvard Business Review wonders if passion can ruin your career.

– Crying at work: Bloomberg says it's newly acceptable.

Elle Magazine reviews a book from a woman who pleads with smart women to put the tabloids down.

– Do you enjoy smelly foods at the office? The WSJ tackles the stinky issue.

– In personal news: Kat's son finally made an appearance on August 19, 2011 at 7:20 AM — 8 lbs, 13 oz, 22″ long. Welcome to the world, Jack! Meanwhile, the blog should be business as usual (at least with guest posts) if the Gods of the Scheduled Post cooperate.

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84 Comments

  1. Congratulations Kat!! Enjoy this time with your sweet baby. It goes by so, so quickly.

  2. Congratulations, Kat! I appreciate the irony of posting the Penelope Trunk article at the top of the post and your baby news at the bottom of the post, proving Penelope wrong about over-achieving chicks being able to have it all. You’re an inspiration and I’m so glad to have this community of women that you’ve put so much work into creating and maintaining. Best wishes for your new family!

  3. Congrats on the newest addition to your family Kat! Wishing you and your hubby many joyful moments with your new son and as much sleep as you can get!

  4. congratulations Kat! Hope that you, Jack and your husband are doing well.

  5. Just as we suspected. Congratulations, Kat and family! Welcome to the world, Jack!

  6. Wonderful news! Enjoy falling in love all over again…..
    Hope you and baby Jack are doing well.

  7. Congrats and welcome to mommyhood! In Japan they sometimes call the first weeks of motherhood a “rosy hell”- I wish you more rosy and less hell!! :)

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