What I read today - April 12

• Adopt A Beehive — Save A Beekeeper?, NPR
• Enjoy Your Friends Before You Lose Them All at Age 25, Broadly
• The Illicit Spelunker Capturing Underground Scenes at Chernobyl, Atlas Obscura
• The Man Who Began America's Yurt Craze, Atlas Obscura
• Amazon's new Kindle Oasis has leaked: cool battery case, but not waterproof, The Verge
• What I Learned from Trying to Innovate at the New York Times, Harvard Business Review
• 6 THINGS THAT TAKE YOUR UX FROM ABOVE AVERAGE TO WORLD CLASS, InVision
• Should I Have Kids?, Medium
  Been getting a little itch recently. I feel too young for kids but I know, realistically, that my clock is ticking. Never thought kids would be for me, but I'm curious about this life experience that everyone thinks is so grand.
• This Temple In India Gives Free Food To 75,000 People Every Day, Organic Life
• THE ROAD TO MEDIOCRITY IS PAVED WITH BEST PRACTICES, InVision
  Thank goodness. Design these days seems populated by the status quo. I'm over it.
• Grow Up! How to Transform Your Roof into a Garden or Farm, Civil Eats
• BREAK THE UNIFORMITY!, Elle Decor
  Callie calls Kinfolk "beige." It's an apt description.
• The Bronx’s Depression-Era Boxcar Village, Where Lodging Was $3/Month, 6sqft
• How the ghost of Diana still haunts Highgrove: As Charles stages a festival to celebrate his beloved garden, RICHARD KAY reveals a poignant secret, Daily Mail
• Debate Over Prison Population Turns to the States, New York Times