Showing posts with label find. Show all posts
Showing posts with label find. Show all posts

Aug 21, 2013

Intricate and impermanent

 
 
 
The murals of Suzan Drummen are astoundingly gorgeous.  Go look!

Aug 20, 2013

Livid

This article on civil forfeiture will make you wonder what sort of country we live in. And make you livid. One has to wonder how they thought incentivizing this sort of shit would end well.

May 27, 2013

A thousand times this

Why society still needs feminism.


I honestly cannot understand women who do not call themselves feminists.  Not a bitchy thing or a pity thing, just a complete non-compute in my mind.  

Apr 13, 2013

Apr 2, 2013

Not even there yet

The Honest Toddler is my favorite twitter feed these days.  Find it at @HonestToddler

Mar 27, 2013

Unfit

This NPR piece on disability benefits is really enlightening.

Mar 26, 2013

Celestial

A really lovely article on beauty.

Beginnings

This photo looks like the beginning of a story I would want to hear.

Found via A Disaster in Domestication.

Mar 25, 2013

Natty dresser

I'm a fan of a well-written obit and this one is amazing. 

I also have a serious soft spot for obits featuring photos of the elderly deceased from when they were young.

Mar 24, 2013

Tugs at your heart

Senior dogs across America makes my heart melt a bit.  Dogs are made of awesome and old dogs are the bestest.

Mar 23, 2013

Cause its true

WTF Plus makes me laugh.

Mar 22, 2013

Intricate

Beatrice Coron - you could lose yourself in her pieces.


Mar 5, 2013

Berate

I have tried so many apps to capture my to do lists.  I love making lists.  I love crossing stuff off.  There are about a bazillion apps out there to help me with this.  Carrot, however, adds humor and judgement.  If I neglect my to do list for too long, the app starts berating me.  If I kick ass and get a bunch of stuff done, I get little funny rewards. 
 

 
 

Mar 4, 2013

Striking

This fox graffiti art is amazing.

Transformation



A few weeks ago in a fit of winter blues, I took myself off to the Franklin Park Conservatory to see Aurora Robson's exhibit and bask in plants and warmth.  She transforms waste into beautiful organic sculptures - somewhat Chihuly-like but better in its own way.  It was stunning. 

Feb 24, 2013

Last mile


Feb 23, 2013

Problems

Fantastic response to the over-used and under-thought phrase first world problems.

Feb 20, 2013

Singing in the dead of night

This search on Tumblr yielded such pretty results. 

Feb 18, 2013

Hats

This article on Dr. Seuss' hats made me happy.