we contain an ocean within us.
permission to be a storm.
an invitation to be the soft sea.
Soft Sea
Face ID Compatible Respiratory Masks
These respiratory masks are custom printed with your face, which means you can still unlock your phone with the facial recognition feature. What is this world we are living in?
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This is everything.
“To meet someone. And be met.
To be chosen. To choose.
To love. To be loved.
This is everything.”
— Mark Groves
Caraway Cookware Set
I discovered this beautifully designed ceramic pot set somewhere on the internet today. Consider me intrigued. These pots come in lovely colors and are made with naturally smooth ceramic, not toxic Teflon. Want!
A Heart-Centered Body of Work
“The point of it all is not to exhaust myself trying to build a body of work that eclipses my life, but to create a heart-centered body of work.”
What does time well spent mean to you? Resources to help you reflect.
Link Pack
– 50 ways to be ridiculously generous — and feel ridiculously good. (via)
– Wow, this visualization of money flows (money, salary, income, revenue, etc) is INCREDIBLY powerful. (via Jason Fried)
– I am always discovering new inspiring creative humans via Hiut Denim’s yearly List of Makers + Mavericks
– Type Nerds, check this out: American Type Founders was a business trust created in 1892 by the merger of 23 type foundries, representing about 85% of all type manufactured in the United States. (via)
– Everything You Need to Stock an Alcohol-Free Home Bar, According to Bartenders
– Julie Zhuo asked: “Is there a “love languages” for gratitude? How have you been thanked that’s been the most meaningful to you?” So many good responses to her Tweet.
– Self-Care as a Foundation for Love (via)
– This wool scarf is my trusted companion these days.
– “Reversing consumerism’s financial and cultural dominance in public and private life is set to be one of the twenty-first century’s most gripping psychological dramas.” Can We Have Prosperity Without Growth?
– How to turn off autoplay in Netflix. OMG YES! (via)
– Interesting read: How Employees Prefer to Give and Receive Recognition at Work
– Father knitted a data viz blanket of his infant’s sleep patterns
– This is a beautiful couch.
– Don’t think this would feel all that great to wear but still a fun idea: Japanese art student Rie Sakamoto has created a line of clothing made out of rubber bands that are knitted together.
– This made me laugh: “EndZoom is a physical button that ends the awkward existential angst of saying goodbye at the end of ZOOM meeting whilst desperately trying to navigate to the ‘Leave Meeting’ text button within an acceptable timeframe.”
– Why Scientists Fall for Precariously Balanced Rocks
– Wow, this Webcam Setup by Dan Mall is pro.
– I will start using this technique from now on: The Immediacy Filter.
– When we lose weight, where does it go?
– Questions That Lead to Sexual Intimacy. Inspired by: To Fall in Love With Anyone, Do This
– I am so very very excited over the launch of the Kale Tattly.
– A big thank you to Parsons at Open Campus for sponsoring my blog this week.
The “Immediacy Filter”
“One of the most useful bits of advice I ever got, came from the writer Anne Herbert who said that whenever she got an invitation to do something months away or even a week away, she asked herself whether she would accept the gig/meeting/task if it was tomorrow. The answer was often no. I use that immediacy trick all the time, and it has served me very well.”
In The Presence Of Truth
2020 goal:
Being in the presence of truth.
Reading the signs when I am not. Addressing it. Moving on.
— Tina Roth Eisenberg (@swissmiss) February 14, 2020
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Same Height Party
As a tall woman, the idea of attending a party where everyone is the same height, is incredibly fascinating. What a cool experiment!
Asking for What You Want
“There’s a ton you can get in life if you’re willing to submit yourself to the mortifying horror of asking for it.”
(via)
Kelly Knaga Print
Limited edition screen print by Kelly Knaga. Lovely.
This Bedroom
Entire Brooklyn must have heard me gasp just now. This bedroom is E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G-! (I assume this is just a rendering?)
Update: Thanks to Christopher I now know that this bedroom is REAL! GAH!
Wear Your Kale
Gah! I have been waiting for *weeks* to share this new Tattly: Kale Tattly by Lara Gastinger. I am pretty sure the entire state of California is freaking out right now.
The Heart of Clarity
“Despite how open, peaceful, and loving you attempt to be, people can only meet you, as deeply as they’ve met themselves. This is the heart of clarity.”
— Matt Kahn
No Ordinary Apartment
This floating desk situation and the overall feel of this space are making me swoon. Designed by Annabell Kutucu.
Felt Underbed Storage Bins
These felt storage bins by Get Open Space are beautiful.
Our Presence
“The world needs our immediate presence.”
— Louise Penny, paraphrasing Miguel Cervantes
From How Time is On Your Side, by Bridget Watson Payne
Wake Up To Your Patterns
This post by Brianna Wiest stopped me in my tracks.
Paper Clay Air-Humidifier
‘Paper Clay’ is an eco-friendly air-humidifier that does not require any electricity or energy source to function, but uses instead the physics principles of capillary action and evaporation. Designed by Maxime Louis-Courcier. Want!