13 hours ago
Your brain probably told you she was looking at a cellphone. Nope, just a classy lady contemplating her cigarettes.
One of my absolute joys in life: gorgeous tea cups and tea pots.
(via backpackbreakfasts)
via hanabi-sky
1 day ago
This toaster by Sasha Tseng has a little message board where one can write quick notes. The message gets toasted onto the toast itself.
You think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read. It was books that taught me that the things that tormented me most were the very things that connected me with all the people who were alive, or who had ever been alive.
»James Baldwin (via senshuk)
via senshuk
2 days ago
Scientists can’t even agree when exactly the adolescent phase evolved. Some believe teenagers were awkward balls of nerves and nose grease as early as the Homo erectus era over a million years ago, while others think it’s a much more recent development. Until they find a Homo erectus skeleton holding a fossilized iPod filled with My Chemical Romance songs, we may never know for sure.
»6 Things Your Body Does Every Day That Science Can’t Explain
Bananas, bluejeans, soy lattes, the paper used to print this magazine, the computer screen you may be reading it on—death and destruction are embedded in them all. It is hard to think at all rigorously about our impact on other organisms without being sickened.
»Elizabeth Kolbert, “Flesh of Your Flesh” in The New Yorker
3 days ago
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