Yum

Pumpkin Pie White Hot Chocolate!

I'm gonna try this sometime soon!
Recipe here over at Closet Cooking.

Mameshiba

Mameshiba...not quite a bean, nor a dog but perhaps a hybrid of both. They love to appear out of nowhere and offer random bits of trivia whether you asked for it or not...

HELLO artists

I want this set of prints...


It's Dali, Van Gogh, Picasso, Cezanne, and Monet!
Print from Brainstorm Print and Design

Hair Inspiration

Bangs.







(1.sophie on tuesday. dom.odonnell 2.#447. anton.komley 3. moloko. kak tvoi dela)

Jason Schwartzman

(images via Band of Outsiders)
Such a cutie.

Fall

Here are some scenes from the car. Chaz and I took a little road trip up to the northern part of the state over the weekend. I was amazed by all the colors. It was like patchwork. So vibrant even on a grey day.

Grocery Store Musical

From the Group Improv Everywhere...

(Read Here via Color Me Katie)

A Nice Visit

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Last week my friend Chris visited from Birmingham. We had a good time eating lots of food, finding treasures at the flea market, and goofing around. I made Japanese food for everyone. My most successful attempt at making gyoza. Next time it'll be even better, I hope. The first time I tried I was so excited I forgot to add any kind of seasoning like salt, pepper, soy sauce, ginger. Needless to say, they were pretty bland. This time I made sure to add all the ingredients. We feasted like kings. It was nice having a visitor. I sure do miss my friends that have moved or live far away.

Ticino

Electra has a new brand of bicycles coming out next month called Ticino. I think they're adorable. They've been described as retromodern, referencing styles from the 1940s and 50s. Take a look...




(images via cyclelicious)

Sadao Watanabe

When I was visiting Okinawa this past summer I became aware of Japanese printmaker, Sadao Watanabe. His work is very interesting for he takes biblical subjects and scenes and renders them in a traditional style of Japanese folk art. He uses paper made from mulberry trees and traditional organic and mineral pigments.

The Last Supper

Annunciation

(images from Scriptum)