Things I’m loving right now:
1. This photo of LA my friend Erik took yesterday. Check his Instagram @eatveitmoe
2. Justin Timberlake’s new album. So freaking good. You can stream it early on iTunes here.
3. Tumblers from The Mason Bar Company. Seriously, these are the best. I’ve gotten so many compliments on mine and gave one to my friend Chrizle who loves hers too! Check them out!
Calvin and Hobbes is one of my most favorite things in the world. I can’t wait to see this film.
Watch the trailer below and learn more about it here.
New song. Already in love.
||Johnny Cash||
I’m not even sure why Bearded Men in Knitted Things is a website that exists (or why I came across it…ahem), but how cute is my friend Nic?! Always representing Krochet Kids. Check them out!
If you haven’t checked out Paper Route yet, now is the time.
Also, the debut album from CHVRCHES is one I’m really looking forward to.
EP is due in the spring with a full album later in the year.
Proofs of existence: January 2013
My friends over at Krochet Kids recently won $500,000 from Chase thanks to you and all of our friends getting the word out and voting. The awards were aired on NBC and my roommate and I screamed SO LOUD when Krochet Kids was called to accept the award. I think we scared our neighbors. Oops! Their acceptance speech was cut a little short, so here’s their full message for us all to hear.
Krochet Kids, I love you guys and I am so proud of the work you’re doing.
And of course, you can all learn more about Krochet Kids by clicking here.
This. Just everything. about. this.
This past May my Great Uncle Larry passed away. The previous Easter he had fallen and hit his head badly during family dinner and never really recovered from the brain damage.
For many years Uncle Larry would hand-paint Christmas cards for all of our family and closest friends. He was incredibly talented at watercoloring and loved to paint. This year while cleaning through Uncle Larry’s art supplies, my Great Aunt Chris found a sketch he had done. We don’t know what the sketch was for, or when it was done, but Aunt Chris decided to use it for a photo Christmas card. It came out beautifully and brought some tears on Christmas Eve. We sure miss him.
