I have become a proud Brompton owner during the pandemic. Not buying subway cards was the perfect excuse to finally invest into one of these beauties!
But I haven’t been very excited about the bags they offer that attach at the front of the bike. I just discovered (and ordered) this fancy leather one over on Etsy. Can’t wait to receive it!
This hoodie made me look.
While perusing small shops in Saugerties, upstate NY today, I discovered this Forestbound ESCAPE bag. I gifted it to myself. As I was looking them up once I got home, I saw that you can get your own customized bag. What a fun gift.
(As a trained graphic designer I admit the shape of the P is killing me.)
Lovely photo by Thomas Demand.
How satisfying are these shadows?
(Thank you Michelle)
May we all wear one of these soon.
Goat towers are a thing?
Hello there, beautiful candles. (Also available in colors)
This houseplant pop-up book by Daniel Gordon is giving me all the plant-loving-feels.
These wisdom teeth sculptures by Anastassia Zamareva made me giggle.
Mary Ellen Bartley’s medium of choice is books, stacked in beautiful, satisfying layers.
(via Present & Correct)
In this six-minute time lapse video, you can watch a single cell grow into an alpine newt salamander.
I am totally into these colorful party cannons filled with confetti made out of wildflower seeds.
Sitting in an invisible chair is refreshingly weird. It made me smile. (It sure does not look comfortable.)
Big thanks to Kevin Kelly for sharing Am I Part of The Problem? It’s an interactive (and empathic) tool that will walk you through how to apologize. Kevin also describes in his post: “It also helps you understand the difference between intent and impact and the different ways you can make amends — direct, indirect or by example. It’s not designed to make you feel better about yourself, but instead is a useful practice in accountability.”
An impressive archive, hundreds of old handheld consoles: electronicplastic.com
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Tired of shoveling snow? Try rolling It.
I just stumbled upon this gem of a Tweet. I mean, look at these images? Look at the happy carrot man!
Love this DIY Screen Printing Kit. What a fun gift!
