[source and via] Some links for that perfect time between work and play on a summer afternoon: A lovelier way of introducing people. Waste some time here and here. How to make a Honey Badger cocktail. Middlebrow culture? Rampant yet seldom discussed. A photographic case against zoos. Musicians vs. politicians: eight campaign song controversies. Smell-o-visions: … Continue reading »
Tag Archives: The Beatles
10 Things I Love “Tuesday”
1. .SPRING KEDS. [source] [source] 2. .JARRING SUNLIGHT. Which reminds of this song. [source] [source] 3. .THIS DILEMMA. 4. .POOL PARTIES. [source] [source] 5. .MILKSHAKES. [source] 6. .CARNIVALS. [source] [source] 7. .SLEEPING ANYWHERE. [Vogue UK March 2008] 8. .CREATIVE CUPPYCAKES. [source] [source] 9. .VIOLETS. [source] 10. .POST-NIGHT BAREFEET. [source] [source] Happy Wednesday. Oops. Peace, Continue reading »
10 Things I Love Tuesday (Belated)
1. .BIKE RIDES. [source] How I wish it were safer to ride a bicycle to class, but with my skill level I would for certainly get hit by oncoming traffic. 2. .BIRDS OF A FEATHER. Isn’t it cute when friends are so similar that you can even tell their compatibility from their clothing styles? Though … Continue reading »
10 Things I Love Tuesday: New Year’s Style
1. .RIDICULOUS PARTIES. 2. .TAKE-OUT. 3. .NEW CALENDARS. [source] [source] 4. .CHAMPAGNE. [source] 5. .FIREWORKS. [source] [source] 6. .A CLEAN SLATE ON JANUARY 1. [source] 7. .KEEPING AN EYE ON THE CLOCK. [source] [source] 8. .NON-TACKY SPARKLY DRESSES. 9. .MIDNIGHT KISSES. Though, of course, it’s scenes like these that set all those impossibly high expectations … Continue reading »
Monday Playlist
[source] Go here to get a code to receive 15 free Lollapalooza artist singles on iTunes! “Sugar Town” covered by Zooey Deschanel “Eet” by Regina Spektor “Sweet Disposition” by The Temper Trap “Ragged Wood” by Fleet Foxes Happy jamming! Peace, Continue reading »
She Was A Working Girl North Of England Way
I’m sure I’m not the only one this summer who has work and money on the brain. Fortunately I am on the overworked rather than underworked spectrum for once, as a result of a few flukes. Therefore, I have spent more time than ever on the clock this past month. These commitments have created many … Continue reading »