Er...does this strike anyone else as a little odd?

Maybe it was the result of a misplaced ad or maybe someone has an agenda. Most likely the former. But that's only half my beef. Once I clicked on the banner ad (about laundry detergent?) it took me to a Liberty Mutual-related website that talked about doing the right thing? Um...Whiter whites-->laundry-->doing the right thing-->Liberty Mutual?-->Arph..?

I should send this to failblog.org

Two words that should never be combined

leather and patchwork

I hate vinyl siding, but I liked this book

Let me first start off by saying: I HATE subdivisions and cul de sacs. But this book that I just finished reading made me think differently about them.

Read this book if you were ever curious about any of the following:
-why all houses in new developments look the same
-what's the big deal about Levittown(s)
-urban versus suburban living
-or if you have any interest at all about how housing can influence society

Bottomline: The Last Harvest was perfect mix of facts and narrative, exactly how I like my non-fiction.

What Dorothy and Todo's kids would look like

Two Things

That are scary enough on their own, but when joined together bring on a whole nuther level of scary:
Fuschia and Women's Tuxedo Jacket

Another strange idea involving unborn children

I've been wrapping presents in tin foil and newspaper way before it was cool...so, maybe I started another trend with this odd idea. For my aunt's baby shower, Mike and I got two little outfits for the soon-to-be tyke. We didn't want to present them in the normal way--balling them up and putting them in the bag they came in. So, I thought, why not put them on cardboard cut outs of baby bodies...and use our heads as their faces. Hence you see Mike trying to kiss himself in this picture. They were a hit. My family laughed. And my mom did too! See mom, I'm no crazy.

A little bit more

What happens when I create animation in Illustrator and put it to music from a Target commercial?