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.
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.
These sneakers would qualify for what my team member Annie calls Dopamine Dressing. I love them. They won my heart. Wishlisted!
These are some cool looking Plant Trellis.
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.
This rainbow dog raincoat by Stutterheim is making my heart so happy.
I chuckled upon discovering these colorful patches by Macon & Lesquoy at the tradeshow this last weekend.
I like Nicole McLaughlin‘s take on how to keep warm in winter.
I was just reminded that the Pizza Compass App exists. Not new, but still awesome.
This what’s inside a pen illustration made me giggle. By the talented Mattias Adolfson.
This Emoji to Scale site is delightfully silly.
Tom Brown has spent most of his retirement tracking down all-but-extinct apple varieties that once thrived throughout Appalachia, US. I want to be like Tom when I grow up.
I approve this statement.
This article on What Makes People Look Like Their Pets? by Jesse Bering made me chuckle.
I love idea of making custom face stickers.
Really enjoying it starting 1:19.
“I want to live
the rest of my life,
however long or short,
with as much sweetness
as I can decently manage,
loving all the people I love,
and doing as much as I can
of the work I still have to do.
I am going to write fire
until it comes out of my ears,
my eyes, my noseholes-everywhere.
Until it’s every breath I breathe.
I’m going to go out like a fucking meteor!”
– Audre Lourde
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Enamored with these peculiar looking candles by Piera Bochner. Brooklyn made!