September14
Whatchamacallits
Do a loony-goony dance 'cross the kitchen floor. Put something silly in the world that ain't been there before." Shel Silverstein
Bit of advice, my loves. Do not read A Bad Guide, for if you do you'll be on your second tea and the pudding will have burned before you know it. Shocking how some people think they have the right to be all interesting whenever they please. (via)
Under floorboards, it's hard to fly a kite. Caffeine and Music
"I have been making up stories and drawing since as early as I can remember, but I can only remember as far back as a week ago, so I'll have to assume that I've been doing both longer. I grew up on a healthy diet of Dr. Seuss, Marice Sendak, Shel Silverstein, Edward Gorey, Edward Lear, horror movies and monster toys, which are all responsible for the world as I see it now and the work that I do." Consider those delightful details your introduction to a mind and talent whose work will knock your socks off. Enjoy S.Fisher Williams' still-growing Aqualab Studios. When you're done, Crumbly Nevertheless.
Made me smile.
Free Loulou & Tummie Papertoys. (via)
When it says "free", you can always find something you didn't know you needed. The Best Free Apps. (via)
MP3s: Summer 2009. Know Better, Learn Faster. Miss You.
Recipe repeat: Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies: 1 c. peanut butter, 1 large egg, ½ cup sugar. Combine sugar and egg, then add peanut butter and stir until completely blended. Drop by spoonfuls onto ungreased cookie sheet. Smash the center down slightly with a moistened finger. Bake for 11-12 minutes at 350 degrees. These cookies don't brown on top when done, so watch the bottoms carefully. Remove from cookie sheet and cool.
Retail Therapy: What a lovely bracelet for fall: Baked Lasagna 2. And for you fellas, a swanky Cyberoptix Lorem Ipsum Tie.
Revisits: The Sheep Market. Brian Despain. Ólafur Arnalds. Pascal Campion.
Watching: Cactus Swing.
Listening To: Bowerbirds
Found Sentence: Once you get old, life is like a box of whatchamacallits. »»
You awake to find a message written on the palm of your hand. What does it say?
