caitlin bates

Giant Polish stamps.

Just spotted Andre 3000 in cobb county. Suck it Atlanta. Good thing I had that extra margarita otherwise I might have thrown myself at him.

I know some pretty amazing people, and I don’t get to spend enough time with them.
But I get really overly inwardly excited when I get to actually be around them, like how some nerdy kid feels when one of the cool kids talks to them willingly.

True story.

coalmountainlullaby replied to your photo: Sage rubbed pork loins sauteed with red onions,…

JESUS

I know, right? I wish I weren’t so full so I could have it again, 3 more times.

Sage rubbed pork loins sauteed with red onions, granny smith apples and apple cider. Don’t hate, son.

David Maisel.

Photographs of X-rays of antique art pieces. Beautiful.

I think I am the only female being who’s never seen, nor wanted to see, an episode of Sex and the City.

Facts.

I am also ready for this week to be over. Is that okay? I mean, I know it’s only Monday but…
my feet are killing me. FYI.

Chad Hagen.

Kristiina Lahde.

Feeling like a total boob. I’ve had Where the Wild Things Are at my house for weeks, and I finally open it up to watch it today, and realize I added the wrong version to my Netflix Queue. I have the half hour illustrated version of the children’s book, not the Spike Jonze version.

Idiot.

magnolius:

TarGetBooks Shelf - designed by Mebrure Oral, an Istanbul based industrial designer.

This special shelf is basically designed for separating the books that we have read and we will read. It shows you your target books all the time. You don’t need long books list anymore, just buy books on your target and put them on shelf and never forget and postpone your reading plans. It stimulates you, attracts your attention and encourages you to read more.

I’m about 1/3 of the way through this book [audio version] and I’m already discovering how this woman is basically my Indian doppelgänger. Minus the whole being paid to be awesome part. Love love love.

People are stupid and will believe anything.

Homemade chicken flautas with a homemade margarita. Jealous much?

davegreer:

Tiliting the Lens: Telling the Story of Sham Shui Po is a 230 page book I worked on with a bunch of super talented people while living in Hong Kong for about six months in 2010-11. Everyone involved worked super hard on it, so it’s great to see it finally out in a physical form after anticipating it for so long. It’s available through shopscad.