Why We Broke Up Audio Book What disappointed you about Why We Broke Up? I was so excited to read this! (well I listened to the audio book) I was seriously disappointed, it was long and boring and just not very good, I wish I hadnt of wasted my money, its about a girl who dates a boy for 1 month and he is a jock she is a weird film girl, like indie or hipster type, anyways, they date. They break up, she is writing to him on why whilst giving back any relic she had saved from her relationship to him.Its boring, it gets ok toward the end when it hits the climax, which is EXTREMELY PREDICTABLE. I listened to the whole thing thinking it would get better. The entire thing is like the winey, woah is me first chapter of Twilight.
45 Cooking & Baking Tips: A Collection Of Timeless Wisdom Here’s a handy list of cooking and baking tips from the 1950s and 1960s that I’ve collected from a variety of vintage clippings. Each of the tips are from magazine articles or newspaper advice columns containing helpful ideas sent in from women sharing their tips with each other. I consider these tips as timeless wisdom, they were our mothers and grandmothers–and it’s hard to find someone with better tips than they have, these women knew how to work a kitchen! I’ve also included more tips and information found on Tipnut where there was more expanded info or helpful goodies on the topic. When boiling milk, first stir in a pinch of baking soda. This will help keep the milk from curdling.Add one teaspoon of lemon juice to each quart of water when cooking rice, this will keep rice fluffy.First rinse raisins, dates and figs in very cold water before putting them through the food chopper.
The Happiness Project: Or, Why I Spent a Year Trying to Sing in the Morning, Clean My Closets, Fight Right, Read Aristotle, and Generally Have More Fun [Book] Gretchen Rubin had an epiphany one rainy afternoon in the unlikeliest of places: a city bus. "The days are long, but the years are short," she realized. "Time is passing, and I'm not focusing enough on the things that really matter." In that moment, she decided to dedicate a year ... もっと見る »
Charles Zana - Architect Charles Zana has a killer portfolio full of modern interiors for both commercial and residential. I really love the details in finishes whether it be the floors, walls or doors and trim. There is also some pretty amazing artwork throughout these interiors. make sure to check out the rest of these images for some tasty eye candy. How to make a mini bow and arrows set. It's so fluffy! SCORE 162 Stop it! SCORE 1279 If the disney princesses had instagram... SCORE 229
Gehard Demetz Hi-Fructose has a brief interview with artist Gehard Demetz as well as several exquisite photos of new work. Demetz carves almost lifelike wood sculptures of children that appear riddled with gaps and are often impacted with objects. The artist currently has work at the Venice Biennale through December 8th. The Unwritten Rule by Elizabeth Scott from missprint DOT wordpress DOT com Sarah has had a crush on Ryan for years. He's smart, funny, and he understands her. He's also really cute. Sometimes it even seems like he might like her back, although Sarah can't imagine why since she isn't pretty or all that interesting--just ask her best friend Brianna. Brianna is everything Sarah isn't: beautiful, tall, and confident.
david shrigley lines sketch restaurant's pink walls with 239 original drawings jun 11, 2014 david shrigley lines sketch restaurant's pink walls with 239 original drawings david shrigley lines sketch restaurant’s pink walls with 239 original drawings all images courtesy of david shrigley british artist david shrigley has re-imagined the eclectic london restaurant, sketch, with primarily pink interiors and his own personal drawings, which line the surrounding walls. the site hosts 239 new works, the largest presentation of original shrigley drawings to date. the illustrations thematically consider motifs of life, death and beyond, which offer points of departure for diners to muse on. the exhibition continues onto the restaurant tables with bespoke ceramic tableware — manufactured by british brand caverswall — featuring shrigley’s trademark mordant drawings and texts, making the meal itself a site-specific sculptural work.
8 Ways to Kill Clutter in 5 Minutes One of the biggest reasons for the pervasive clutter in my apartment is a lack of time to deal with it. It takes longer to put a shirt away than it does to just throw it on the floor, so onto the floor it goes. As long as there’s a path from the door to my bed, I tend not to ignore and perpetuate the clutter. How to Turn Your Phone Into a DIY Photo Projector for $1 Slide projectors are great but outdated. And digital projectors cost a bundle. What’s a photographer to do when they’re looking for a bigger picture? We’ll show you how to turn your phone into a photo projector for just $1. Yep, for a buck you can have Instagram on overdrive and Flickr living large. The project is so easy, you might even have time to sneak in a cat video or two.