earlier this evening my beautiful new sweatshirt was stained by random spills of bleach lurking about in the house.
since this happened before the kids went to sleep, i constrained my anger and just wondered how and why.
i tried very hard not to become bitter.
my new conduct allows me to release my anger after 9pm, but when the time came, i didn’t feel angry - just very pissed.
that’s me in my new tamar kirshberg sweatshirt.
note the big pot of cholent (with no cholent inside since i was in the process of serving it). this was the first time i made cholent and it came out pretty good. but i don’t think i will prepare it again any time soon, because it’s just too much hassle.
Berlin-based Mashallah Design & Linda Kostowski have created items of clothing by scanning human bodies and using the data to create sewing patterns.
The human form is turned into 3D patterns of polygons, which are then turned into 2D files and used to laser cut fabric.
The project was on show at Create Berlin during the London Design Festival earlier this month.
via dezeen
I’m wondering if as a mother of two young children I should have bought Toms vegan boots instead of the carnivorous pair I bought last week.
I think I like these boots, but I don’t understand the point of wrapping them yourself. Couldn’t they make them readily wrapped so I don’t have to work so hard each time I leave the house? I have enough things to do as it is.
via inhabitat
T-post offers a t-shirt subscription.
Every six weeks T-post designs a t-shirt based on a current news item and print the news item on the inside of the t-shirt.
You may not always hear about your T story from traditional news media, but in T-post’s opinion, you should have.
This T is from November 2005 and it’s news item is about the riots in Paris suburbs.
I like the t-shirts, i like the idea, but most of all, I like their models!
via it’s nice that
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