Sunday evening ot

 I'm not sure if any of this saga has crossed ypur timelines, but it's been delighting me all weekend. 

Writer @everywhereist admits her viral review of a Michelin-starred restaurant in Italy was kind of mean.

"I used to be a kind person ... before I went here," she told @caroloffcbc "I don't know what happened. It broke something inside me." https://t.co/outOUM7ln6 pic.twitter.com/avvHDrcm57

— As It Happens (@cbcasithappens) December 10, 2021

I recommend the original review, @everywhereist 's twitter, the chef's response, and really everything about this, except maybe the photos of the foam served in a cast of the chef's mouth. 

The best food story of the year got better. The chef responded or, to be precise, issued a declaration. https://t.co/7W4YU8iDKs

— Pete Wells (@pete_wells) December 10, 2021

 

I should warn you, the chef is an absolute tool, right down to the "bros before hos" tattoo.

This weekend was also Write for Rights, which I guess officially happened on Friday on Human Rights Day.   

Are you joining the world's biggest human rights event on #HumanRightsDay?

Join #W4R21✍️
Take action online: https://t.co/ffx3rtwPW6📢 pic.twitter.com/SbolwJVfPZ

— Amnesty International (@amnesty) December 10, 2021

If you'd like to learn more about the ten women, men, and kids whose cases are highlighted in this year, have a look at the sites below. 

https://writeathon.ca/

https://write.amnestyusa.org/

https://www.amnesty.org.au/campaigns/write-for-rights/

I hope everyone is keeping warm this evening!