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I believe the Buddha prefers something produced by Herman Miller. - sudonym
Examining the whisky options while waiting in TJs longest ever line - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
Examining the whisky options while waiting in TJs longest ever line
'special' mail (no need to be alarmed) - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
'special' mail (no need to be alarmed)
Sandwiches!
Sandwiches!
Sandwiches!
Sandwiches!
Sandwiches!
that's quite a line! - Felicity Arnold
The place is super tiny-- basically only a counter with space behind it where many people are assembling sandwiches (the line moves really quickly). I occasionally see bread carts being wheeled in from where they bake it next door. - sara from email
The new valentine color? - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
The new valentine color?
Walgreens' attempt to unite Valentine's and Christmas into a new super holiday? - sudonym
Maybe it's 'envy' -- for those doing a sort of anti-Valentine's - sara
New years on telegraph hill - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
New years on telegraph hill
Another Monday in SF - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
Another Monday in SF
Morocco's Extraordinary Donkeys | Travel | Smithsonian Magazine - http://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel...
Morocco's Extraordinary Donkeys | Travel | Smithsonian Magazine
Susan Orlean can make any topic interesting-- and now I really want to visit the Fez medina. - sara from Bookmarklet
Daily Book Graphics is a year-long project by Julian Montague where each day he posts, on his blog and his Flickr page, a graphic element from a book that he’s purchased. He started on February 21, 2009 and plans to post something new each day until February 21, 2010. - http://montagueprojectsblog.bl...
Daily Book Graphics is a year-long project by Julian Montague where each day he posts, on his blog and his Flickr page, a graphic element from a book that he’s purchased. He started on February 21, 2009 and plans to post something new each day until February 21, 2010.
Daily Book Graphics is a year-long project by Julian Montague where each day he posts, on his blog and his Flickr page, a graphic element from a book that he’s purchased. He started on February 21, 2009 and plans to post something new each day until February 21, 2010.
Daily Book Graphics is a year-long project by Julian Montague where each day he posts, on his blog and his Flickr page, a graphic element from a book that he’s purchased. He started on February 21, 2009 and plans to post something new each day until February 21, 2010.
Project BLT @ One Hungry Chef-- a flowchart of a BLT made from scratch. - http://onehungrychef.freewebhostx.com/blt...
Project BLT @ One Hungry Chef-- a flowchart of a BLT made from scratch.
Project BLT @ One Hungry Chef-- a flowchart of a BLT made from scratch.
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Illustrated missed connections - sara from Bookmarklet
You'll be expelled from school if you're not careful. - Robin Barooah
Terminating dust with extreme prejudice! - Mo Kargas
I headshotted the dust bunnies. - sudonym from iPhone
For when Swedish Fish just won't do
Now what's his favorite color?
Love them Jelly Rats. I especially like the color of the packaging. - sudonym
You can't have that telepathy near the reception desk - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
You can't have that telepathy near the reception desk
New Japanese Sweet Shop on Market
New Japanese Sweet Shop on Market
New Japanese Sweet Shop on Market
New Japanese Sweet Shop on Market
New Japanese Sweet Shop on Market
At the new Japanese Sweet place that just opened on Market and Montgomery. - sara
The First Garden
Play
i often garden in my starched, white chef's coat as well. - Felicity Arnold
well of course you do, otherwise how would anyone know that you're a chef - sara
Inaccessible Island . . . apparently pretty much as described. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Inaccessible Island  . . . apparently pretty much as described.
thanks Jon - sara from Bookmarklet
If I twittered, I'd submit it to http://bestofwikipedia.tumblr.com/ - sara
this reminds me of the classic and oh so helpful New Hampshire response "you can't get there from here" - Felicity Arnold
The coordinated shirt and shoes are very garranimalistic. - berchman
I'd think you'd know enough about Jon to guess that any matching is purely coincidental. - sara
In a window in North Beach - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
In a window in North Beach
What, exactly, is coming soon you might ask . . . a workplace safety school? a limb removal service? - sara
Buy the new Slim Jim's Soylent Green Single Serving Pak. - Michael Muller
"Cameras replaced sketching by the last century; convenience trumped engagement, the viewfinder afforded emotional distance and many people no longer felt the same urgency to look." - http://www.nytimes.com/2009...
"Cameras replaced sketching by the last century; convenience trumped engagement, the viewfinder afforded emotional distance and many people no longer felt the same urgency to look."
Pon Farr (Geek) Perfume - Pon Farr is an event that occurs every seven years when the Vulcan race go into heat and must mate. If they don't find a mate, they go into blood fever and become violent, ultimately dying if they don't find a mate and do the deed. - http://shop.genkiwear.com/Pon_Far...
Pon Farr (Geek) Perfume - Pon Farr is an event that occurs every seven years when the Vulcan race go into heat and must mate. If they don't find a mate, they go into blood fever and become violent, ultimately dying if they don't find a mate and do the deed.
"with light, clean top notes of citrus, blackcurrant, lotus blossom and water lily. And with base notes from sandalwood, peach and mulberry . . . Sharp and aggressive, simple yet exotic. " - sara from Bookmarklet
"Leave logic behind" - Robin Barooah
Offering sage advice for the penniless and pocket-heavy alike, artist Peter Coffin’s “How to Sneak into a Museum Without Paying” project features hand drawn maps from contributors around the globe. Thus far he’s culled a handful of floor plans and museum maps instructing readers how on how to beat the system and avoid museum fees for a forthcoming... - http://www.artfagcity.com/2009...
Offering sage advice for the penniless and pocket-heavy alike, artist Peter Coffin’s “How to Sneak into a Museum Without Paying” project features hand drawn maps from contributors around the globe. Thus far he’s culled a handful of floor plans and museum maps instructing readers how on how to beat the system and avoid museum fees for a forthcoming bookzine published by Printed Matter.
Offering sage advice for the penniless and pocket-heavy alike, artist Peter Coffin’s “How to Sneak into a Museum Without Paying” project features hand drawn maps from contributors around the globe. Thus far he’s culled a handful of floor plans and museum maps instructing readers how on how to beat the system and avoid museum fees for a forthcoming bookzine published by Printed Matter.
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these sketches are wonderful. what a fun children's book this would make! such adventure with the perfect blend of innocence and naughtiness. hmmmm, makes me question what kind of mother i'll be if i'm already imagining encouraging my kids to sneak into museums... - Felicity Arnold
They are all sketches that he's collected from other people-- I remember when the call went out, but I didn't have any advise to offer. I hope it'll make it onto Printed Matter's online catalog. - sara from email
Obama brightens up the White House - "The President has already shown that his artistic proclivities tend towards modern and contemporary painters such as Ed Ruscha and Jasper Johns: on inauguration day, the National Gallery of Art furnished the presidential living quarters with a wealth of loans, including John's 1969 lead relief, Numerals, 0... - http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...
Obama brightens up the White House - "The President has already shown that his artistic proclivities tend towards modern and contemporary painters such as Ed Ruscha and Jasper Johns: on inauguration day, the National Gallery of Art furnished the presidential living quarters with a wealth of loans, including John's 1969 lead relief, Numerals, 0 Through 9 and Ruscha's I Think I'll ...
"I don't believe there's been any administration that has been as interested in contemporary art," he said. "I was extremely impressed when they sent over the list of what they were interested in borrowing, because it showed a wide range of interests and a wide spectrum and understanding of both modern and contemporary art." - sara from Bookmarklet
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