All of these are from my computer's photos file, without a niche to include them with the other children. ? They are pretty unique, and pretty damned inspiring, if you ask me. The one above is an installation by Kristen Hassenfield called "Dans La Lune". Below is a photo that was sitting on my computer for longer than most things do, just because it's so intriguing to know that this place exists. It's in Japan and it's a Ghost Town of an amusement park. I wonder if the park sucked or if the rides were dangerous... Or...
By Edward Duarte, I imagine this to be the inside of the Ark, were Noah an enterprising metrosexual carpenter in the 21st century.
VW buses were made to become driving funky artmobiles.
This is what the Stairway to Heaven looks like. I never knew heaven was a treehouse.
Hi, again! Sorry for having taken so long to update. Strep throat put my holiday cheer & blogging energy (imagine!) asunder, allowing me to do nothing but watch Old School Sesame Street and Baby Einstein videos. Mostly with the baby around. On the sunny side of it, I am learning sign language and french and spanish (well, the basics anyhow). Its much easier to do with patient children's programming and bright blue otters, as opposed to translating "Esteban and I need directions to the library".
g into an endearing sort of dump... a netfill? No, not that kind of thing. No Cialis commercials here. I'm ADD and since this is my blog after all, I'll tell you all about the most charming and personal jewelry line I stumbled upon after just posting the last one.
I thought about hanging Christmas cards this way - maybe next year. How hard can it be?
All of these are edible wedding cakes from Let Them Eat Cake - it's amazing how some people manipulate gravity, isn't it? They're not my dream wedding cakes, rest assured, but they're remarkably creative. This one at the top is probably my favorite of the group - very surrealistic looking. Part cake, part papercraft, part .. light? I'm like a moth to it.
It'd be adorable if a couple wrote their vows on their cake. Aww.
While I'm in the cakebaking subject, I can't help but bring up CAKEWRECKS! Yay, inappropriate and abused sugars for all ages to clean their teeth of! Here is a timely sample of the cakes you'll find there (and yes, Santa bleeds sprinkles!)
The hippie in me says, "OH! How bitchin' is this tunic?!". The parent in me says, "I must have it. For my daughter."
made of vintage curtain fabric mixed with rural European or Russian thriftcraft, well, I just don't know how you expect to agree with any of this.
other would be embarassed for me in a way that I would feel was unnecessary.
Lulu and others like them because they take us back to a fundamental idea of clothing.
How boring would is this CB2 dining room? Not nearly as boring as it would be without the ornamented tree branch suspended directly above it. Just imagine - can a mind in this digital age comprehend such a bland space?
old tree-of-life strung up from the corner above my couch. It's so true - if I didn't have a baby to mind every minute of the daylight, I'd have found ticks in my hair by now.
pull away to mow the grass and boost the euphoria of your indoor atmosphere.
make you long to be a giggly, french-braided seven year old again. Very wrong.
it's totally fine that you can't figure out how to open your hand to eat the cheerio locked inside your fist. One day that fist will lead the revolution!
