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Anyone who cooks knows that it is in following recipes that one first learns the anticlimax of the actual, the perpetual disappointment of the thing achieved.
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Anyone who cooks knows that it is in following recipes that one first learns the anticlimax of the actual, the perpetual disappointment of the thing achieved.
…why has feminism, which managed to win so many battles—the notion of a woman with a career has become perfectly unexceptionable—remained anathema to millions of women who are the beneficiaries of its success?
GPOYW, In the Temple of the Ego* Edition.
*Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West, which is…shopworn.
Indeed, the self-proclaimed “I Don’t Care Girl” and the self-proclaimed antichrist have quite a bit in common—the main difference being that Tanguay was considerably more punk rock.
Good advice from The Official CIA Manual of Trickery and Deception.
Additionally, blond hair, I’ve found through navigating the preconceptions of Western culture, boosts one’s efforts to appear a little dumb. I’m not just sayin’. I’m livin’.
Use your illusion - Boston.com
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Koryn Woodward :: Blow Fish : 2009 Mutant Pinata Show at Bragg’s Pie Factory

Peter Wegner :: Guillotine of Sunlight, Guillotine of Shade : Die Cut Paper
Installation in progress @ Phoenix Art Museum
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For reasons having to do with the peculiarities of our civilization, we pay a great deal of attention to our scholastic educations, which are formal and supervised, and we devote much less public thought to our emotional educations, which are unsupervised and haphazard. This is odd, since our emotional educations are much more important to our long-term happiness and the quality of our lives.
GO(uttake)F(rom)YI(rish)H(oneymoon)*W
Blair Witch jokes were still funny back then.
*Not a euphemism
Back in June of 2009, I loaded a Holga camera with a roll of film, mailed it to 12 Twitter followers, and asked them each to take a photo of “summer”
These are the results.
Read all about it here.
Muchas gracias to @Tony_D for the reminder that “me, me, me” is not as good as “we, we, we.”
(And keep your little pig jokes to yourself. Pee-pee jokes, too.)
How do we change a city? How do we create a place where people want to live? Does downtown need more people and density first, or does it need more things for people to do before they will commit to actually calling it home or a place to play?
Well you came and you gave without taking
but I sent you away, oh Mandy.
Well you kissed me and stopped me from shaking.
I need you today, oh Mandy.- Barry Manilow
That’s some Patinkin thinkin’, there.