Friday, November 30, 2007
Break Up song
This American Life's Break Up Songs episode has a great web extra - the actual Break Up Song contest winners. If you can handle listening to 129 versions Starlee Kine's break up song, this is for you! Enjoy moping.
Labels:
Break Up,
remix,
Starlee Kine,
This American Life
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Care Bears on Fire
These kids are 12 yo and they're playing The Knitting Factory on New Year's Eve! Photo from The Village Voice.
Labels:
Band,
Care Bears on Fire,
live music,
Music,
Punk,
The Knitting Factory,
Village Voice
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Kitty Wigs!
I can't wait for Snarky Malarky's new site Kitty Wigs. Launching in December. Here's a sneak preview of a photo by Allison V. Smith.
Labels:
Allison V. Smith,
cats,
Kitty Wigs,
Snarky Malarky
Gift Guide
I've had a bit of trouble getting back into things since Thanksgiving...my office also moved so I'm a bit discombobulated. Here's a great gift guide from Design Sponge. I'd skip all the way down to Gifts under $25 but if you have more $ than me, of course look at the gifts under $100 and $50. Happy shopping!
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Friday, November 16, 2007
Thursday, November 15, 2007
How big is your (my) baby?
I love this real world (food related of course) illustration of baby size on the BabyCenter website.
4 Weeks (poppy seed)
7 Weeks (blueberry)
11 Weeks (fig)
19 Weeks, where I am now (large heirloom tomato)
4 Weeks (poppy seed)
7 Weeks (blueberry)
11 Weeks (fig)
19 Weeks, where I am now (large heirloom tomato)
Labels:
baby,
BabyCenter,
Development,
Pregnancy,
Pregnant
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Ingrid Michaelson
Thanks to my sister for the baby mix which had this great song by Ingrid Michaelson on it. She reminds me a bit of Kate Nash.
Labels:
Ingrid Michaelson,
Kate Nash,
Music
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Mallomar Season
Yes people, it's that time of year again, the season of Mallomars. Only sold between October and March these treats are best eaten frozen. My father says, put them in the car when it's 20 degrees or below and then eat them but I say the freezer works just as well. Get em while they last...if they sell them where you live. According to the NY Times 70% of mallomars are bought in NY (which leads me to believe that most are sold there). Let me know if you see them (or frogurt, see past entry) in Massachusetts.
It seems like I'm starting to get cravings and none of them are local...so sad.
Forty Carrots
I was finally able to get a little (but not enough) of the frozen yogurt I've been craving from Forty Carrots at Bloomingdales in NY this weekend. We have Bloomingdales in Boston...why no yogurt? See how good this yogurt is in this NY Times article and follow Food and Whine's quest for the perfect treat.
Labels:
Bloomingdales,
Food and Whine,
Forty Carrots,
Froyo,
Frozen Yogurt,
NY Times
Thursday, November 8, 2007
One Laptop Per Child
I read this morning that these will be mass produced in China. Um, no offense to China but perhaps that country is not the best place to make things for children right now.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Woman Takes Hammer to Comcast Office
I can totally relate. Michael and I got the “Triple Play” service and experienced a horrible, horrible internet connection…think no connection. After many phone calls we got someone to come out to the house. The technician told us that our wireless wasn’t working for a few reasons. First, perhaps our computer was not close enough to the router…um, what’s the point of wireless if we need to be next to to router? Second, the connection wasn’t working because of the material our house is made of (that would be wood). I let that technician go home, without the hammer in his head. A few other technicians came by and there were many more phone calls but I finally gave up. Our service is still not great but I’d rather just live with it, than deal with their customer service. Boo Comcast Boooo!
I love Mona Shaw and her story published in the Washington Post.(seen on Scot Hacker's Foobar Blog)
I love Mona Shaw and her story published in the Washington Post.(seen on Scot Hacker's Foobar Blog)
Labels:
Comcast,
Customer Service,
Foobar Blog,
Mona Shaw,
Scot Hacker,
Washington Post
Monday, November 5, 2007
Jennifer Delonge - children's furniture
I saw a post about Jennifer Delonge on Design*Sponge. She's got some really clever children's furniture. My favorite is her line of chairs and sofas for kids.
Though more expensive, they're much better (in ever way I think except, as I said, the price) than the Pottery Barn Kids chairs.
Though more expensive, they're much better (in ever way I think except, as I said, the price) than the Pottery Barn Kids chairs.
Friday, November 2, 2007
House to Home
I saw the House to Home post on the decor8 blog and I had to check the site out. Here are some of the images I liked. There are so many great ones there, it was hard to choose.
Labels:
decor 8,
decorating,
House to Home,
Inspiration,
interior design
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Lizette Greco
Lizette Greco bases her stuffed toys on the drawings of children. What a brilliant idea. Check out the Etsy shop.
Labels:
children's art,
crafts,
Etsy,
handmade,
kids toys,
Lizette Greco,
Softies,
stuffed animals,
Stuffed toys
EW - The Must List
Taking Things Seriously by friends Josh Glenn and Carol Hayes makes the Entertainment Weekly Must List.
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