Oh my god, Karen, you can’t just ask people about their hammers!
(Source: grottu)
Atlantic reporter Alexis Madrigal, in a story called “The Pernicious Myth That Slideshows Drive ‘Traffic’” (via theatlantic)
(via theatlantic)
Cartoon of the day. For more cartoons from this week’s issue: http://nyr.kr/Isv7J4
(Source: newyorker.com)
Ceci N’est Pas un Poste: 24 Parodies of “The Treachery of Images” by Jason Oberholtzer on Slacktory
BETHANY! Remember art history? That year doctors had you drugged out of your mind and you kept coming to school? This makes me think of that.
This is great! And pretty much what every day of art history looked like from my perspective…
(via ruisenora)
34. Try a new cultural food
FACT: Japanese food is not my thing…
65. Volunteer for a meaningful organization
Still pluggin’ away with los niños and CB. Both have their frustrations, but they hold special places in my heart. El sol brilla para todos.
68. Learn about a new religion
Instead of working on our group project, I had a 45 min convo about the differences of my group members’ faith backgrounds (Church of God in Christ and Spiritual Israel Church). I wish I could recall more of what we talked about than I can…
72. Relearn how to tie a tie
80. Abstain from something for 30 days
I gave up Facebook right before Christmas, and have yet to go back. I’ll probably reactivate it this summer when I have more time to waste.
86. Send a letter/post card to someone in school
I sent my boyfriend a creepy postcard of a hairy teacup while I was in New York. Sorry Colin, spoiler alert, you haven’t gotten it yet…
This means I’ve now finished 11/101 items on my list. Only 90 to go!