".. til we let ourselves in."
11.30.2009
11.27.2009
Awesome
Yes, that's Bob Dylan in a video for a Christmas tune. Never thought Bob would use a flat iron....
11.11.2009
Humpday Funny
"Does your dog embarrass you at the park with his dirty butt? Are you tired of waking up with cat butt in your face? Then you need the No More Mr. Brown Eye from Rear Gear. You have many shapes to choose from including a disco ball and a pine tree air freshener. Only $5 at Rear Gear."via rarebirdfinds
11.09.2009
This.Is.Soooo.Cool

The True Love Project from Zack Seckler on Vimeo.
After you watch the video, go to check out the photos (and personal stories) from The True Love Project. Makes me wanna be hypnotized!Pretty As A Smokestack
Into the Deep
Astronomers at the Space Telescope Science Institute today unveiled the deepest portrait of the visible universe ever achieved by humankind. Called the Hubble Ultra Deep Field (HUDF), the million-second-long exposure reveals the first galaxies to emerge from the so-called "dark ages," the time shortly after the big bang when the first stars reheated the cold, dark universe. The new image should offer new insights into what types of objects reheated the universe long ago.via exposure compensation
11.06.2009
I Second That
“Procrastinating is very hard to distinguish from ruminating.”
He's talking songwriting, sure, but this makes me feel a lot better about myself.
I often get down on myself for procrastinating, chiding myself for laziness, calling myself a do-nothing, but then I'll have an intense burst of creativity seemingly out of nowhere. Procrastinating is very hard to distinguish from ruminating. I'd like to just call them synonymous and be done with it, but unfortunately the world works on deadlines and people want their favorite artists to make new stuff NOW!
I'm slow, I think about stuff a long time before I lift a finger, and I rewrite stuff that other people might consider finished. It looks like I'm avoiding work, and I joke about it, but I'm working.
via the lead singer of The Long Winters via maximumfun via aswoba
He's talking songwriting, sure, but this makes me feel a lot better about myself.
I often get down on myself for procrastinating, chiding myself for laziness, calling myself a do-nothing, but then I'll have an intense burst of creativity seemingly out of nowhere. Procrastinating is very hard to distinguish from ruminating. I'd like to just call them synonymous and be done with it, but unfortunately the world works on deadlines and people want their favorite artists to make new stuff NOW!
I'm slow, I think about stuff a long time before I lift a finger, and I rewrite stuff that other people might consider finished. It looks like I'm avoiding work, and I joke about it, but I'm working.
via the lead singer of The Long Winters via maximumfun via aswoba
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