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i haven’t watched this yet, but i’m reblogging for bridget. thinking about you, friend!
“Lemonade” = A well done/inspirational documentary following a bunch of creative professional type people who got laid off and how they turned that misfortune into something meaningful.
You can watch it for FREE on Hulu for here and It’s less than 40 minutes, so check it out and let me know what you think!
(via loveyourchaos)
I have to gush for a second! This is the entry that Andy entered in the Tart Deco contest I posted last week. (I asked him to enter the contest because I really, really, really wanted to win!)
Guess what!
He won!!
He is so amazing to post such a sweet entry (the question was: Why do you like living vintage?) - my heart was so melted by what he wrote…. and he actually won by a random drawing! I am ecstatic!!
Meanwhile, check out Tart Deco - I really love this blog!
LOST tonight.
And I am totally lost on the plot, now that I think about it.
Before
After
This amazing Before and After comes straight from… MY MOM. She has spent 3 weeks completely redoing her fireplace - all by herself.
See the entire 3 week process (and more photos) on myrepurposedlife.net.
(via throughthemeadow)
I love the blog Tart Deco and in honor of her 1 year blogging anniversary and her 75th follower, she’s giving away a great vintage prize! Enter to win a vintage apron, pattern, and so much more. Click here!
The face of Phineas Gage…. the man with the most famous skull in psychology!
(the psych major in me just went “WEE!!!”)
I have to get my craftspace organized… I’m always inspired by seeing other people’s spaces!
We watched “Every Little Step” tonight. (Don’t I have the greatest boyfriend???)
It. Was. So. Good.
I love musicals and theater and it all started with A Chorus Line. I saw it when I was a kid and my mom got us hats so we could learn the “One” dance and practice in front of the TV in the living room. I LOVE THE MOVIE. (I haven’t really seen the stage version, sadly!)
Every Little Step is a documentary that takes us back to 1974 and shows us how A Chorus Line developed… and it follows the auditions for the Broadway revival. I never knew A Chorus Line was based on real people with real stories! That makes everything so much more powerful. You get to hear some of the original tapes from when the creator was doing interviews with performers. So awesome. We even see the original Connie and Cassie!
It was like going back in time and capturing even more magic that I associate with A Chorus Line. I loved it. If you like A Chorus Line, be sure to see it.
(i’m very sleepy so this is not the most well thought out blog in the world!)
love this studio!
Time Travel On The Cheap
January 21, 2010
By Robert Krulwich
How many times have I wandered into a room and wondered what was it like right here, right where I’m standing, 50 years ago? 70 years ago? 100 years ago?
Somebody knows. Among the hundreds of millions of old photos crammed into shoe boxes and albums, somebody somewhere has an old photo of this very room.
And if by some magic I could fetch that photo, I could hold it in front of me and see the Room That Was while standing in the Room That Is. With a flick of my eye I could travel across time from now to then. This is time travel on the cheap. Here’s an outdoor version.
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i like her tattoo!
