[Better late than never, right?] Surviving Whole Foods made me laugh. I love me some WF, but I definitely agree with many of her points... This photo series is really moving. Gorgeous images and a powerful message about our environment... The Time to Shut Down: Try it today. Looking for a unique gift for the photog in your life? Look no further. These untranslatable w0rds from other cultures are fantabulous. I like "cualasino." Check out The Habits of Supremely Happy People. Which of these habits can you work into your daily routine? Holy moly, please watch this video of the most amazing break dancer you'll ever see. She's 6 years old (!!!). Watch till the end--it gets crazy good! A Beautiful Body Project = makes my heart happy. Love these "tiny pop culture characters painted on coins." So funny and quite creative! Louis C.K. talks about cell phones, and I believe he hit the nail on the head. Happy Sunday! Soak it up :) 
Liz
9/23/2013 05:37:03 am
That Whole Foods article was hilarious! And, laughing out loud of course helped with one of the habits of supremely happy people! Comments are closed.
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