This Coffee Machine Museum is pure gold.
(via present and correct)
I appreciate Ariel Adkins and her Instagram account. So simple. So delightful. I am into it.
A question I ask multiple times a day at this point: Where am I? Above the line (open, curious, committed to learning) or below the line (committed to being right, defensive, closed)? Such a helpful tool. If you want to hear more, listen to this podcast I posted about last week.
The video above is from Concious Leadership Group.
(Thank you Noah)
This Dog Kibble Dispenser has me mesmerized. (I am currently using this for my dog food.)
Simone Giertz, who is known for her absurd machines like this one, started an online store with fun products. I love the Screwdriver ring.
Trash embroidery by Swedish artist William WK. Lovely.
Can it be? Have I fallen in love with an Automatic Boot-Cleaning Machine. Go Boot Boy!
These sneakers would qualify for what my team member Annie calls Dopamine Dressing. I love them. They won my heart. Wishlisted!
I am so happy to see that Brooklyn based Various Keytags expanded into making Custom Luggage Tags. I am totally placing an order. SO FUN!
This made me think: Anything we identify with, has the ability to activate our nervous system.
This. Is. Wonderful.
I dig these socks.
An instagram account dedicated to really bad portraits of random people. Refreshing.
Tell me a simple fact that simply blows your mind. For example, every 'c' in Pacific Ocean is pronounced differently. Your turn.
— Alan Baxter 🌻💙💛 (@AlanBaxter) March 19, 2022
This Thread is wonderful. Worth a click through and browse.
What a joy to see a simple line drawing/sketch by someone as renowned as: Albrecht Dürer.
This rainbow dog raincoat by Stutterheim is making my heart so happy.
Times Square is not a place I ever want to visit. Until now: I would love to experience Continuum by Krista Kim where synchronized across 90 electronic billboards, a slowly shifting gradient of color washes over Times Square, creating a moment of calm amidst one of the most visually kinetic places in the world.
I want this sweater. For myself. Is this weird?
I discovered Pigeon Socks. And I am happy about it. They are US made and by a woman-run and owned company called This Night.
I chuckled upon discovering these colorful patches by Macon & Lesquoy at the tradeshow this last weekend.
Patagonia Films presents: Treeline. Follow a group of skiers, snowboarders, scientists and healers to the birch forests of Japan, the red cedars of British Columbia and the bristlecones of Nevada, as they explore an ancient story written in rings.
Thank you Open Culture for this deep dive post into The Bialetti Moka Express. (Click through for more info on this ingenious invention)