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@mscaffeinejunky Yeah, I was all hot and bothered to get an invite, but once I saw it, I was at a loss what to do w (cont) http://www.twitlonger.com/show...
Awww RT @RickMacMerc > @gedeon: Not a trick, but instead a very special treat for a little girl on Halloween. Awesome - http://www.buzzfeed.com/ashleyt...
@mscaffeinejunky Happy b-day! Why would you lie abt being 34? That's young (says the 33-yr-old). Everyone knows that 40 is the new 30... :)
@explorechicago Are there other Japanese gardens in the Chi area besides the one at Chicago Botanic Garden & the Osaka one you posted?
@explorechicago Thanks for the post. I didn't know about this park, but I'm determined to visit it soon.
@rcadden I'm not an HD expert, but I've heard a lot of good things about Vizio. In the past there were a few specif (cont) http://www.twitlonger.com/show...
@PreppyDude I guess the more pertinent question is why do you follow #douchebags?
Babies' Language Learning Starts From The Womb - http://www.sciencedaily.com/release...
@ChicagoBites No problem. I love taro-flavored stuff and am happy to evangelize it. Plus its purple color is awesome. :)
I like the taro drinks... RT @valkyrierisen "sounds yummy! RT @ChicagoBites: http://twitpic.com/oofot - Peach & avocado freezes at joy yee"
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Zero gravity spice rack for crowded kitchens - Boing Boing - http://www.boingboing.net/2009...
Laserone, Jennifer Dittrich, The Bohemian Penguin and winckel liked this
"One lingering kitchen storage dilemma I've always had is how to store my spices. I used to have one of those big rotating systems, but it took up too much counter space so I got rid of it. This zero gravity magnetic spice rack from Yanko Designs promises to change things — it comes with 12 custom spice canisters and a magnetic base that half of them will stick to, making use of vacant wall space."
- Cheryl Jones
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DIY: Fiber optic star field on your ceiling - http://www.boingboing.net/2009...
Abandoned bowling alley becomes furniture - Boing Boing - http://www.boingboing.net/2009...
Andy Bakun, The Bohemian Penguin, Spidra Webster and 3 other people liked this
"An abandoned bowling alley finds a second life in this beautiful series of furniture by LA-based designer/woodworker William Stranger. Crafted from reclaimed strips of wood salvaged from a local defunct Tava Lanes Bowling alley, the collection springs to life in a variety of forms including a series of wall hangings and a low coffee table."
- Cheryl Jones
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