Kickstarter - YES & YES DESIGNS- Jewelry made from books!
Laura’s super-nice, super-cute, and her stuff is great. Support her Kickstarter!
pottermore friends
I have no friends on Pottermore! Please be my friend?
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heyyouyesyou replied to your post: Wish I could just write “Sorry but I don’t like…
in my last workshop there was a story so bad that the only comment i wrote was on the last page and it just said “nope.” sometimes being constructive just doesn’t work.THIS IS SO RELEVANT.
I once skipped a workshop class because I knew I would have nothing good to say about the piece being worked on that night. I was totally willing to take the attendance hit on that one.
(Source: whiskey-robot)
"Take Wikipedia: 87% of its contributors are male; a bigger discrepancy than Pinterest by any count. However, when discussing Wikipedia, it certainly is not the norm to go on and on about how male the site is. Instead, it is far more common for the site to be praised for its “neutral point of view.” Usually-male tech writers describing the male Wikipedia have convinced themselves that the site is neutral and thus useful to all of humanity. Pinterest, on the other hand, is implicitly, and sometimes explicitly, dismissed as merely female."
Elliott Smith - Somebody That I Used To Know (by blurbbo)
Whenever someone posts a “oh look at this video of someone covering (Not Elliott Smith)’s ‘Somebody That I Used to Know’!” I get confused.
Because this is the “Somebody That I Used to Know” that I know.
oh man
“The Fault in Our Stars” finally arrived at the library after weeks and weeks of holds (how much do I love the San Francisco library system? SO MUCH).
I have a cold.
Do not read a teary, blurry, choking-up book when your nose is already stuffed. You will not be able to breathe.
"Andrew Pole had just started working as a statistician for Target in 2002, when two colleagues from the marketing department stopped by his desk to ask an odd question: “If we wanted to figure out if a customer is pregnant, even if she didn’t want us to know, can you do that? "
How Companies Learn Your Secrets - NYTimes.com
Obviously I am fascinated by this.
Reblog this post - ONLY once per blog! - and then you’re entered to win… a dozen donuts??Yes, once again fredflare.com is gonna overnight you a dozen donuts from my fave NYC spot The Doughnut Plant.
And, what the heck, I’m also gonna throw in a $50 gift certificate to fredflare.com
I’ll pick winner on 2/10. Good luck! xo, Keith
