Recently bought, or been gifted a new book, but unsure what to do with it, since there’s no touch screen? This handy cheat-sheet should help.
Not A Paperweight
During my formative through coming of age years my little universe was always and only as limited as the variety of my personal music library. This insight was first observed and expressed to me with positive reinforcement by my younger brother via one of his 2nd grade art class projects when i was in the 6th grade. One day he came home and set what looked like an interesting steampunk-ish paperweight on my desk in front of me while i was drawing and listening to some probably collectible vinyl of my parents.
lovestrong: a lesson to learn from the real deal.
Oh my dear, darling Indies, please take note: Forget for a second the ocean of talent this girl has in her pick-hand alone, this simple little heartfelt email = her Best EPIC WIN yet, and is exactly why her ‘making it’ is in the bag. This small note is that oh-so-important personal connection with your […]
Anthrophile
From: Anthropologie To: Ses Subject: The big sale. (How big, you ask…?) Maybe it’s my female weakness* with math + spatial relationships, but i always thought size was in the eye of the beholder and that it’s not the size of the sale that matters, but how you use it… REAL TALK: If your anthrophile affliction is […]