Friday Link Pack

The Random User: A vintage hacked mouse that browses the internet randomly. Made me smile.

– There’s no better way to display books for kids than like on this bookshelf. When they see the cover they get excited.

– Why you should be a morning person.

– IKEA now makes furniture entirely made from paper.

– Lovely feather print.

– Are we there yet? car flag. So good.

– This Sac a Pain makes me want to move to France.

– This doorstop made me chuckle.

– The Pep Talk Generator

– Kids can play with these blocks and learn math at the same time. Brilliant.

– I like this jewelry box.

– Summer Ghosts.

– An Adult’s Guide To Snapchat

– How to print on Brown Paper Bags. Fun.

– Stephen Powers makes NYC streets less dull with his colorful, hand-painted signs

– Few things get New Yorkers riled up like a debate about where one neighborhood ends and the next begins. Here’s where you can test your knowledge: Draw where you think your neighborhood borders are on this map.

– Sleeping soldiers. (via)

– The Tattly team weighs in the value of creative relationships

– These BUSINESS CARDigans made me laugh.

– Still floating on a cloud from last week’s New York Times Style’s Section Feature.

– Gah! Seriously awesome job alert: The MoMA in NYC is looking to hire an Interactive Designer!