All too often we lose track of our friends from childhood, but this bear and wolf appear to be BFFs despite the differences. Full story at YouTube via io9. Can’t we all just get along? Permalink | Leave a comment »
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And Thus, Another A-Hole Was Created
Attack of the Redneck Mommy9 Feb 2012 | 10:36 amMy dog is an asshole. Specifically, my dog Nixon is an asshole. (I’d hate to lump all of my dogs into the asshole category, although, they do all have their asshole tendencies. But today I’m just focusing on the dog that is currently the most assholish.) Wait. Am I allowed to call my dog an asshole? Or is it like calling your kids an asshole, which is generally frowned upon, even when they are being assholes? Because lately, my teenagers have been rather asshole-ish. I’ve chalked it up to hormones, puberty and the fact I have clearly not spent enough time establishing… -
Bad days
dooce® main feed9 Feb 2012 | 12:55 pmTwo minutes before leaving for school Leta announces that she needs to pack both of her jump ropes but she can't find the red one. I am unaware that she owns more than one jump rope and have no idea where this phantom red one is or where to start looking. As she starts to freak out about it I have to step into another room and lean against the wall. A long breath in, my hand gripping the back of my neck. When I emerge I tell her I'm sorry we can't find it now, but we can definitely look for it this afternoon. She frowns as I take her by the hand and head toward the door. My hands used to be… -
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Fussy | Eden M. Kennedy6 Feb 2012 | 2:52 pmOn the way down to Oxnard to pick up Jackson from a sleepover Sunday morning I was going back and forth between Patton Oswalt’s Finest Hour and Aziz Ansari’s Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening, and by the time I got to Jackson’s friend’s house I had tears running down my cheeks from laughing. So when Jackson got into the car I was all, You have to listen to this! It’s so funny! I often forget that Jackson’s not 30 years old, and then I’m lunging for the power button to turn off something that I only that second realized is completely inappropriate… -
And that’s why I can’t get any work done. That and the fact that Doctor Who is on.
TheBloggess.com9 Feb 2012 | 10:13 amA picture of my (previously abandoned) office immediately after I start blogging: All the cats in the house, present and fucking shit up. Each trying to typing as soon as I type. Sitting on the escape key. Screechy cat fights erupt behind computer within seconds of a good idea. UNWORKABLE. And that’s why I’m not working for the rest of the week. Because none of these cats understands how important my job is. And also because I really want to watch Doctor Who. And because I’m tired and sort of whiney. And because I’m going to see my parents for a few days so I…
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Bear and wolf, friends for life [video]
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Can dessert for breakfast help you lose weight?
9 Feb 2012 | 1:39 pmNew research suggests that, in the early morning, you can have your cake and shed pounds too A new study from Tel Aviv University finds that eating a small dessert as part of a balanced breakfast can actually help you shed unwanted pounds. Staying skinny and eating chocolate? Here, a brief guide to what sounds, frankly, impossible: Full story at The Week. Photo: CC by ::paqman:: All the top stories from The Week. Permalink | Leave a comment » -
Romance survey [infographic]
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Do aliens go invisible by 'going green'?
9 Feb 2012 | 11:24 amAs we discover more and more planets around other stars, the Fermi Paradox is becoming, well, more paradoxical. The Fermi Paradox simply asks the question "where are they?" Our Milky Way galaxy is so big and so old -- and we are estimated to be accompanied by at least 100 billion planets -- that aliens should have visited us by now. Instead, when we peruse the heavens, we are faced with the Great Silence, which is one of the biggest challenges to modern astronomy. Full story at Discovery News. More news from Discovery Communications. Photo credit: Fotolia Permalink | Leave a… -
Mysterious sounds reported around the world
9 Feb 2012 | 11:23 amPeople around the world have reported hearing strange sounds from the skies over the past month. Sometimes they describe it as a hum or low rumble; other times it’s a whine, thump, or even a melody. Often the sounds have been recorded and posted online, fueling rumors and conspiracy theories. One blogger wrote, "either the world is ending, aliens are landing or everyone is getting hoaxed. Or, possibly, there’s an actual scientific explanation for the mass amount of YouTube videos capturing bizarre sounds that are being heard around the globe. Are we witnessing the beginning of a…
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Attack of the Redneck Mommy
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And Thus, Another A-Hole Was Created
9 Feb 2012 | 10:36 amMy dog is an asshole. Specifically, my dog Nixon is an asshole. (I’d hate to lump all of my dogs into the asshole category, although, they do all have their asshole tendencies. But today I’m just focusing on the dog that is currently the most assholish.) Wait. Am I allowed to call my dog an asshole? Or is it like calling your kids an asshole, which is generally frowned upon, even when they are being assholes? Because lately, my teenagers have been rather asshole-ish. I’ve chalked it up to hormones, puberty and the fact I have clearly not spent enough time establishing… -
There is No Winning When You Play Against Me
6 Feb 2012 | 1:26 pmSo remember how once upon a time, we had a ridiculously ugly couch that my children slashed with knives and the dogs puked on and how I was so very tired of furniture which looked better out on my lawn than in my house that I stupidly allowed my husband to purchase a leather couch with no wifely supervision? And now, in my small living room there sits an oversized, overstuffed, hideously coloured sectional couch. A new couch that may actually look worse than the original piece of crap we were trying to replace. So ya. I still have that couch. And 18 months later it is still ugly. And slightly… -
Waiting to Inhale
30 Jan 2012 | 12:39 pmIt was one of those hot summer afternoons where the heat bounced off the sidewalk in blurry waves. I was fourteen years old and unsupervised and my best friend Jojo and I had this wild idea to hang out in her back yard pretending we were grownups. After walking to the nearest gas station to each buy a pack of cigarettes and slurpees, we shuffled to her house, the heat licking at our backs and I remember wiping beads of sweat off my brow and onto the cotton dress I was wearing. We set ourselves up in the shade of her back yard, with our slushies and smokes and we each ordered our own pizza. -
Tsarina T
25 Jan 2012 | 1:17 pmThere is one person in this world who is allowed to call me “Mommy.” Hint: It’s not my husband. Because…ew. Nor is it the PR flackies who keeps sending me bizarre email pitches addressed to Mommy. My name is Tanis. And if you don’t want to use that one, I’ll accept Tsarina T. The only person who could get away with calling me Mommy is, ironically, the only person who can’t. And he gets a free pass because dammit, he’s cute. I wrote a post about how my kid called me Mommy and how I had to resist the urge to laugh and/or shank him afterwards. -
For the Record: There is No Point to This Post
23 Jan 2012 | 10:51 amWhen I was 13, I was convinced that when I grew up I was not going to look at all like anything I currently resembled. Time would work it’s magic and erase the curse of genetics and biology and I’d suddenly sprout to be my dream height of 5’11, have a pert C-cup, thick wavy blonde hair and a face made for magazine covers. Because, like duh, someone had to look like that so why couldn’t it be me? I may not have been the brightest child, but I like to think I get points for being one of the most optimistic. Of course, I have somehow managed to grow up and not look a…
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Bad days
9 Feb 2012 | 12:55 pmTwo minutes before leaving for school Leta announces that she needs to pack both of her jump ropes but she can't find the red one. I am unaware that she owns more than one jump rope and have no idea where this phantom red one is or where to start looking. As she starts to freak out about it I have to step into another room and lean against the wall. A long breath in, my hand gripping the back of my neck. When I emerge I tell her I'm sorry we can't find it now, but we can definitely look for it this afternoon. She frowns as I take her by the hand and head toward the door. My hands used to be… -
Beggar
9 Feb 2012 | 8:41 amSugar booger just wants some treats. I told her, of course. Right after you fix mama a hot dog. click image above to see the photo on dooce.comby dooce in Daily Photo© Armstrong Media, LLC. All rights reserved. Originally published by Heather B. Armstrong for dooce.com as Beggar. This post cannot be republished without express written permission. -
"It's only time, it will go by"
8 Feb 2012 | 3:46 pmI've currently got a chunk of panic in my throat, but I can see the end of the day over there. Listen to this with me. by dooce in Daily© Armstrong Media, LLC. All rights reserved. Originally published by Heather B. Armstrong for dooce.com as "It's only time, it will go by". This post cannot be republished without express written permission. -
Chuck, the bad influence
8 Feb 2012 | 12:13 pm"Want you tie them round MY neck." click image above to see the photo on dooce.comby dooce in Daily Chuck© Armstrong Media, LLC. All rights reserved. Originally published by Heather B. Armstrong for dooce.com as Chuck, the bad influence. This post cannot be republished without express written permission. -
Compass
8 Feb 2012 | 8:23 amThe scenery in Salt Lake is spectacular, yes, but it's also a built in navigation system. You always know which way is north because of your position next to the mountains. If that still confuses you, I will gladly never be a passenger in your car. click image above to see the photo on dooce.comby dooce in Daily Photo© Armstrong Media, LLC. All rights reserved. Originally published by Heather B. Armstrong for dooce.com as Compass. This post cannot be republished without express written permission.
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Fussy | Eden M. Kennedy
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Gossip
6 Feb 2012 | 2:52 pmOn the way down to Oxnard to pick up Jackson from a sleepover Sunday morning I was going back and forth between Patton Oswalt’s Finest Hour and Aziz Ansari’s Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening, and by the time I got to Jackson’s friend’s house I had tears running down my cheeks from laughing. So when Jackson got into the car I was all, You have to listen to this! It’s so funny! I often forget that Jackson’s not 30 years old, and then I’m lunging for the power button to turn off something that I only that second realized is completely inappropriate… -
I can see!
3 Feb 2012 | 9:05 amA couple of weeks ago I finally got my eyes checked. (Life List! Or, if not Life List, then Life Errand.) After checking my eyes and examining the eBay reading glasses that have been living on top of my head for the last two years, my optometrist told me that I might be a good candidate for contact lenses. Apparently there is science that allows people who use reading glasses to have tiny, wet reading glasses hugging their eyeballs all day long, while also allowing them to see far away, drive without crashing into walls, etc. “How does that work?” I asked skeptically. My… -
What is this?
30 Jan 2012 | 6:56 pmJack says it’s a “potato bug.” I almost stepped on this little fellow last week when we were walking along the bluffs. Since it was still wiggling its feet a bit, Jack flipped it over so I could take a proper portrait. It was huge! Like, two inches long. My god, it looks like a dinosaur, doesn’t it. This handsome dinosaur bug is most assuredly dead by now, and I say it like that because I’ve been reading Evelyn Waugh. -
Peace out
27 Jan 2012 | 1:00 pmVideos of people waiting and trying to be still because they think I’m just trying to take their picture delight me for some reason. If that didn’t do it for you, maybe my latest thing over at The Stir will suit your mood. My best actor and actress Oscar predictions are informed by nothing but whimsy and hubris, as will surprise no one. Have a wonderful weekend wherever you end up standing, sitting, or lying down, on camera or off. -
This is why I cannot shop online
26 Jan 2012 | 6:17 pmA couple of weeks ago I pulled my old wool royal blue pencil skirt out of the closet, and then I wore it to work and it looked terrible on me all day. It bags in the front and it bags in the back and the waistband itches and the zipper fell out when I was 23 and a dry cleaner on east 86th Street sewed it back in for two dollars. Yes, when did I buy the Sad Blue Skirt? In college, which was 30 years ago, from a thrift store, when the skirt was already at least 20 years old. So I wore a 50-year-old skirt to work the other day and was shocked to discover that it was tired. It needs a rest. It…
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And that’s why I can’t get any work done. That and the fact that Doctor Who is on.
9 Feb 2012 | 10:13 amA picture of my (previously abandoned) office immediately after I start blogging: All the cats in the house, present and fucking shit up. Each trying to typing as soon as I type. Sitting on the escape key. Screechy cat fights erupt behind computer within seconds of a good idea. UNWORKABLE. And that’s why I’m not working for the rest of the week. Because none of these cats understands how important my job is. And also because I really want to watch Doctor Who. And because I’m tired and sort of whiney. And because I’m going to see my parents for a few days so I… -
Robot tigers or Robobcats? I’m leaning toward the latter simply because they’d be easier to put in your carry-on luggage.
7 Feb 2012 | 6:25 amVictor: One day I’m going to finish my robot tigers and we will rule the world. me: It’d be easier if you just took over the world with real tigers. Victor: Robot tigers are scarier than real tigers. me: No. Real tigers are scarier because they’re unpredictable. Victor: My robot tigers have a random setting. me: Like a shuffle function on an iPod? Victor: Exactly. me: That is way scarier. Victor: Plus they could beat you at chess. me: Well, not me specifically. I’m pretty damn good at chess. Victor: Not as good as a robot tiger. me: Live tigers are… -
This candle-stick needs an intervention.
4 Feb 2012 | 6:46 pmConversation I had with a shopkeeper at a resale shop today: me: Can you go any lower on the candle-holder in the back room? her: No, it’s in really good shape. me: Yes, but looks like it has erectile dysfunction. her: Oh. Well, it gets hot in here in the summer. But the candelabra is still very nice. me: It looks like it’s very disappointed to see me, and possibly needs to be medicated. her: Um…? me: I think your candlestick holder is clinical depressed. her: What? me: I think I need to have an intervention. With your candle-holder. her: … me: I… -
UPDATED X 2: Lost in translation
1 Feb 2012 | 4:29 pmVictor: What are you doing? me: Making stuff for my store. It helps me break my writer’s block. Victor: Who’s gonna buy a mug that says “I love to go down”? Are you making mugs for hookers again? me: What? I don’t have a mug that says that. Victor: Uh, yeah, you do. It’s right there. me: That’s a guy on a slide. It means “I love slides.” Because I do. Because they’re whimsical. The fuck, Victor? Not everything is about sex. Victor: That’s not a slide. It’s an escalator. That’s the… -
The end. And the beginning
31 Jan 2012 | 12:26 pmI know I said I was going to give away five red ball gowns as part of the #travelingreddress project, but I am a tremendous liar who can’t be trusted. That’s why instead today I’ll be mailing out nine red ball dresses to women around the world. The tenth will be just as beautiful, but will be smaller and hopefully a bit more magical, as it will be going to Alice: Amazing pictures already pouring in from women across the globe in their red dresses. In fact, some have improvised using just a few yards of material to make amazing portraits. Ball gowns are flying across the…
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Seven Things On My Mind
8 Feb 2012 | 9:51 am1. All blog posts should be formatted in list form, right? So easy to read, and you can skip right on if you please. 2. Wito is obsessed with Angry Birds. In fact, this photo was taken at a toy store selling Angry Birds collectible plush doll things. As if the game itself wasn’t enough, NOW WE NEED STUFFED ANGRY BIRD DOLL THINGS. How could you say no to that face?? I did, however, say no. (But he is getting a few from the Valentine’s Day cupid. Look at that face! It’s like kryptonite, I say!) 3. I cut my bangs again. I just couldn’t stand it anymore…they had… -
Put Your Pinterest Pins in Your Sidebar!
6 Feb 2012 | 8:00 amFellow Pinterest fans, do I have some good news for you! For the past few months, I’ve been searching and searching for an easy (and pretty!) way to display my pins in the sidebar of this blog. Since I’m no coding genius, WordPress widgets are usually the way to go for me, but the Pinterest widgets have been truly lacking in the “simple and pretty” department. Well, call off the dogs! I found a simple and modern Pinterest RSS widget for WordPress last week and installed it here. It’s (aptly) named, Pinterest RSS Widget. I’m using it in my sidebar right now,… -
Instagram Photo-a-Day Recap
4 Feb 2012 | 5:00 am1 – 7 here. 8 – 21 here. Well, that was fun! There seems to be a February Photo-a-Day challenge circulating, but I think I’m done for awhile. 22. REFLECTION 23. YOUR SHOES 24. SOMETHING OLD 25. GUILTY PLEASURE 26. SOMETHING YOU MADE (The smoothie AND the baby.) 27. COLOR 28. LUNCH 28. LIGHT 29. INSIDE YOUR FRIDGE 30. NATURE 31. YOU. AGAIN. Happy weekend, everyone!
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All About Pork | Braised Pork with Peppers and Onions
4 Feb 2012 | 6:43 pmThe boys are all excited for Game Day tomorrow, but, all this week, I’ve been excited about something else: This week’s pork dish recipe that I found on Pork Be Inspired, for the “Good and Good For You Challenge”. There are a so many recipes that I wanted to make for this week’s theme, but I settled on this one because (really?) peppers and onions and garlic, oh my! I served it up with Cous Cous and Green Bean Casserole (Michael’s request) and the dinner took me less than 40 minutes from start to finish. Publix is running some awesome deals on… -
Great iPad App for Students
30 Jan 2012 | 7:36 pmThank you to who?Comics for sponsoring this post and encouraging my children to read biographies in comic book form! Please click here to learn more about the app. And, you can follow who?Comics on Twitter for updates. As the mother of two boys, ages 11 and 13, who are absolute history buffs, this app was an absolute welcomed addition to the “kids page” on my iPad. The app itself is free, but the biographies are available for purchase. Upon downloading the app you receive two free biographies, and you can also get one, on loan, for two weeks, all for sharing who?Comics… -
All About Pork | Healthy Baked Pork Egg Rolls
28 Jan 2012 | 3:36 pmI was so excited when I was recently contacted by the National Pork Board to help spread the word about the great deals that Publix is offering on one of my favorite meats. Honestly, I’ve never met a cut of pork that I didn’t like, so this campaign is right up my alley. For the next four weeks, I will be sharing my journey of discovering different, healthy, and tasty recipes using pork that can be found, on sale, at your local Publix. This week’s theme is “Good and Good For You” and there are some pretty awesome recipes over at Pork Be Inspired and I totally… -
Confession Time
20 Jan 2012 | 8:36 amI have two confessions to make. Here it goes. I’ve been going to my gym since the end of October. I didn’t want to wait until the new year to make a resolution to get fit, but believe me I thought about it. I decided it was time to be held accountable for my actions (or should I say, quite literally, my inactivity.) It’s the best thing that I have done for myself in a long, long time. That said, earlier this month, on Curvy Girl Guide, we Reinvented the Resolution in an effort to define our lives by a number other than the one that pops up on the stupid…
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wherein my cats eat like kings. very rich and spoiled kings.
5 Feb 2012 | 8:54 pmRiddle me this. Clearance kitty with bonus toes, one eye and a lopped off ear has had absolutely no problems adjusting to life in our house. Aside from inching closer and closer to Cody’s face in the middle of the night as he sleeps, clearance kitty has been a rescue kitty dream come true, well, he’s kind of whiny and likes food more than he likes air and sunshine combined…but other than that? Super cool cat. Full price kitty with no apparent problems at the time of adoption ends up being allergic to…get this…food. Cody’s exact text reply to this discovery… -
the fifth seven days.
4 Feb 2012 | 5:49 pmsunday. monday. tuesday. wednesday. thursday. friday. saturday. This week was spent super busy with work, the Super Bowl and vacation preparations (v!a!c!a!t!i!o!n!) Vivi is thismuchcloser to crawling, Addie is thismuchcloser to asking a thousand questions a day rather than her usual 500 and Cody is the best husband ever. The weather was lovely, I had super amazing cheeseburger last night, I was within shouting distance of Ryan Gosling and Johnny Depp and I’ve got plenty of snacks for tomorrow. Here’s to week six. xo the fourth seven days the third seven days. the second seven… -
(baby babble) bellies, bookshelves and babies on mirrors.
3 Feb 2012 | 4:30 amSo I took this photo of myself to stick it to the beauty magazines that tell us that everyone has a flat tight tummy. Lies. All of it. Take comfort, most of us look like the dozen women who submitted photos of their postpartum bellies as well. That photo of Emily's baby on a bookshelf? It kind of went berserk on Pinterest. Who knew so many people would be SO OPINIONATED? (and mean!) I took pictures of my baby sitting on a mirror. They're pretty cute. Have a look see. A few of my favorite beauty products, including a ninja mask. -
(big babble) sore feet, smells and stinking adorable
3 Feb 2012 | 4:15 amMy feet voted on the 8 worst toys to step on. My feet demand a vacation. What do you remember most from childhood road trips? For me it's the nauseating smell of the picnic basket. More photos from Vivi's first piano lesson from Addie. (AWW!) -
super bowl, super scent, super contest (sponsored)
2 Feb 2012 | 6:34 amThere are three groups of people I know of when it comes to the Super Bowl. Die hard football fans. (Cody) Those who like to watch the commercials. (Me) Those who could care less and hey! Who ate the last of the chips and dip? (Addie) To say I have been deeply entrenched in Super Bowl festivities would be an understatement. Indianapolis wanted this year’s Super Bowl to be the most socially connected game in history, and I think we’ve been doing a pretty good job. Social media has changed the way we do things, read things, buy things, learn things and see things. Downy sent me a…
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Furniture? You’ve got to be kidding me.
14 Jan 2012 | 6:51 pmSo remember how I said it was mine and Jeff’s 17th wedding anniversary? In today’s “modern” marriage climate, I tend to think seventeen years is a pretty big, hairy deal. This naturally led me to consider what exactly it was that I should be awarded* for 17 years (or rather 20, if we count dating time) with this man. A quick Google search turns up Wikipedia’s advice for what to “gift” after 17 years of marriage. If the title of this post hasn’t completely given it away (which I imagine it has/did), the answer is FURNITURE. Seriously people? Who… -
17 Years
12 Jan 2012 | 11:59 amJanuary 14, 2012 marks 17 years married to Jeff. The photo above is framed in our bathroom. It was taken at his Basic Training graduation in Ft. Benning, GA, at the start of 2001. I love it. I was so happy to see him after all the weeks we were apart. More time apart was coming, but we reveled in those few hours we had together before he was shipped off to Ft. Sam Houston for AIT. And when I say reveled, I mean we kicked his mom (who flew in with me to see the graduation) out of the hotel room and got busy. The note, “You are my everything” is one of many love notes I’ve… -
An Event Apart ’11, San Francisco
13 Dec 2011 | 10:54 amAs a web designer I have long enjoyed the genius behind the crew at A List Apart. Their passion for standards-based web design is the foundation for An Event Apart (AEA), the two-day conferences that take place all over the United States. As they so clearly state, “If you care about code as well as content, usability as well as design, An Event Apart is the conference you’ve been waiting for.” It has taken a couple of years, and a dip into my savings, but I finally took the jump and purchased my conference ticket to the AEA San Francisco show, along with the extra third-day… -
My Cake School
22 Oct 2011 | 10:04 pmIf you have a sweet tooth and/or a love for cake decorating you will really enjoy the redesign of Melissa Diamond’s My Cake School. When Melissa came to me to redesign her site, she knew she wanted to update the look and branding, but her biggest concern was for her growing membership; she wanted to make the site more user-friendly and navigable. Melissa needed a more effective way to manage a large, growing community of subscribed members. She wanted to make it easier for them to share, interact and participate. This included the My Cake School subscription based forums, the 100+ cake… -
What Will We Do Today
13 Oct 2011 | 8:28 pmWhen I received Jill Hart’s first email I knew I had to work with her. She wrote, “I need a design, I need it fresh, I need it organized, I need ideas…” Let me assure you, while I agree she did need to freshen up her design, she was very organized and if there ever was a woman full of ideas, Jill is that woman. A bit of correspondence and a couple of phone calls later and we were on our way toward Jill’s vision. First, let me say the upbeat tone was quickly set by illustrator Brenda Ponnay. Brenda created Jill’s main header and several little illos that…
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C’mere Hand Hook
6 Feb 2012 | 6:15 pmNeed a hand? Sorry…couldn’t resist a perfectly good hand pun for this “C’mere Hand Hook” by Areaware. Areaware C’mere Hand Hook, $75 at Amazon -
Kitty Cat Headphones
20 Nov 2011 | 5:55 pmWhy wear regular boooorrrrrring earbuds when you can wear kitty cat headphones? You can’t think of a single good reason, can you? I know…me either. Black Cat Headphones, $40 at Amazon -
They Still Make Paper Straws?
12 Sep 2011 | 10:57 amYes, they do and they are certain to impress your hipster guests with their retro obscurity-ness and impress your green friends with their biodegradable-ness. Box of 144 paper straws, $7.50 at Kikkerland -
Journaling for Lazy People
2 Aug 2011 | 7:56 pmYou know why I never kept a journal or diary for more than a week or two? Because I got tired of writing all the pesky details of my days and my feelings and all that crap. And that? Is why the little One Line a Day: A Five-Year Memory Book is so awesome—you’re only... -
Retro POP Phone Handset
21 Jun 2011 | 9:15 amA handset for your iPhone, iPad and all other mobile devices and laptops. Looks cool, frees up your hands to use other features on your phone and helps divert cell phone radiation away from your noggin—a veritable trifecta of winningness! Retro POP Phone Handset, $29.99 at Amazon
