This is a tumblelog, kinda like a blog but with short-form, mixed-media posts with stuff I like. Scroll down a bit to start reading, or a bit more to read more about me.
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Mark your calendar as we wrap up our fall session this coming Sunday.
Volume 14: Back to basics - bringing you activists, architects, artists, chefs, community organizers, coolhunters, critics, curators, designers, dreamers, enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, fabricators, fanatics, fashionistas, historians, rabblerousers ‹ all manner of insiders and outsiders.
Secret Suppers (via howtoeatfood) (via travisekmark)
to gather together and eat— so primal and essential. love this.
haha
(via J Trav)


Stomp N Chomp 2K9
A little late for the chili, but not too late for an amazing Saturday afternoon stroll. Followed by Antico & some even more delicious future plans. Lookout, world.
bill murray was kind of a stud— check out that ‘stache.
(via nerdboyfriend)
Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama
As he puts it, President Obama’s plans amount to “the first step in destroying the best health care system the world has ever known.” That self-aggrandizing delusion may be the single greatest myth in the health care debate. In fact, America’s health care system is worse than Slov—er, oops, more on that later …
this is scary, y’all.
Larry Ellison: I remember when Steve [Jobs] was my neighbor in Woodside, Calif., and he had no furniture. It struck me that there wasn’t furniture good enough for Steve in the world. He’d rather have nothing if he couldn’t have perfection.
And I jokingly said, “The difference between me and Steve is that I’m willing to live with the best the world can provide. With Steve that’s not always good enough.”
it’s always amazing to hear the level of perfection a guy like steve aspires to. makes what he’s done with technology make mroe sense.
Daring Fireball Linked List: Fortune Interviews Eight Business Stars About Steve Jobs (via superamit) (via travisekmark)
The astonishing, magical fashion photography of Jamie Hopper in the November issue of U Mag.