The blue bowl with the egg in it is my favorite part. The black coffee looks great, too.
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The blue bowl with the egg in it is my favorite part. The black coffee looks great, too.

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I just filled the office with squeaks and “Oh my god!”s. Behold a miniature robot making a miniature cup of coffee. [via Culture Now]
Another.
I could write 10 pages, but at the same time nothing comes out.
Wonderful George Perec quote via Russell Davies.
Wonderful George Perec quote via Russell Davies.
sircle:
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sircle:

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There are four things you have to do in life:

Show up.

Speak the truth.

Do what you do with intensity.

And do not get attached to the results.

This isn’t a Scion? Could have fooled me. Neary identical aesthetic, including body design, spot cinematography, music selection, etc. Can kind of be sure that I won’t be going to a Kitsune party thrown by Nissan any time soon, though.
For my back pocket.: Last October, I looked everywhere on the Internet for this picture. I wanted to be the photograph for Halloween, since I have a very similar shirt (my Dad’s from the 70s; only difference is his isn’t lace-up. ha.). I typed every combination of “safari,” “yves saint laurent,” “rifle,” “fashion,” and “1960s” into Google that you can imagine… to no avail. I just didn’t know HER name. Now I do, courtesy of the Metropolitan’s Costume Institute’s current “Model as Muse” exhibit that I saw a few weeks ago. Thank you, Met, thank you, Veruschka, thank you, Franco Rubartelli.
For my back pocket.: Last October, I looked everywhere on the Internet for this picture. I wanted to be the photograph for Halloween, since I have a very similar shirt (my Dad’s from the 70s; only difference is his isn’t lace-up. ha.). I typed every combination of “safari,” “yves saint laurent,” “rifle,” “fashion,” and “1960s” into Google that you can imagine… to no avail. I just didn’t know HER name. Now I do, courtesy of the Metropolitan’s Costume Institute’s current “Model as Muse” exhibit that I saw a few weeks ago. Thank you, Met, thank you, Veruschka, thank you, Franco Rubartelli.
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