Archive for October, 2009

Pumpkin Carving

In: Halloween

31 Oct 2009

Our Mess

Kill Anja, KILL!

Mine on the left and Neil’s on the right. Isn’t it totally him?

Felix posing with Blake’s pumpkin.

Bob’s poisonous pumpkin.

Happy Halloween!

If you’ve been reading this blog for any amount of time you know that I am obsessed with the clothbound Penguin Classics designed by Coralie Bickford-Smith. Up until, well now, they were only available in the UK, a small hurdle in the quest for literary perfection, but yet enough of one that I myself haven’t [...]

Was just tabbing through some daily reads and came across these posters from http://www.martinojanadesign.com/. I’m totally in awe, not much else can be said.

A Book Tree

In: Books| Interior Design

29 Oct 2009

I love this book tree {via Dropular}

Happy Halloween

In: Food| Halloween

29 Oct 2009

1. Brownie Bite Spiders via Bakerella 2. Chocolate Cupcakes via Martha Stewart
3. Dark Chocolate Graveyard Pots de Créme via MyRecipes.com
4. Devil’s Food Cupcakes with Marshmallow Filling via Sunset
5. Pecan Caramel Spiders via Food Network

The iPhone Mom

In: Magazine

28 Oct 2009

Illustration by Chris Ware for the latest New Yorker that nicely accompanies by this article.
{image via Dropular}

So my mouth is almost entirely back to normal after being being puffed up and sore from a lovely dentist filling visit this AM. Don’t have coffee? Head to your local dentist and let him drill on your upper molars. I was thoroughly worn out after and I had no reprieve as the doctor sternly [...]

{via Anneka Tran}

Below are some great vidoes of road racing!
Amazing battle at the GT2 2009 finals, watch until the very end!

Nissan GTR battles a 700hp mustang at Thunderhill, great driving!

Part 2

Nissan 350z lapping at Watkins Glen, I strive to be this fast.

Niagara PCA – Watkins Glen – 350z Onboard – October 2009 from M DeTurck on Vimeo.
Sorry [...]

All From Memory

In: Art

27 Oct 2009

It’s no secret that this man is special, but talk about inspirational. Stephen Wiltshire was mute when he was diagnosed with severe autism at the age of three. He began communicating through his drawings after being sent to Queensmill School in London. He eventually learned to speak. It was in school that his miraculous artistic [...]



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