I Support Good Decisions

Some good decisions made over the weekend:

1.) Picnic at Shoreline Park in Long Beach. Picnic essentials included:

-Cute picnic basket

-Cute roommates

-Mission IPA

-Raspberries, cheese, bread, and cake

-summer clothes

2.) Downloading Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zero's new album. PREMIUM.

3.) The Waterfront Pub in Santa Monica.

-Giant pretzels

-Giant Hef

4.) 5 movies in one weekend. Some better than others and some lower budg' than others.

Low Points:

1.) Watching 5 movies in one weekend.

2.) Losing a bet. Owing a $1 taco. Admitting I was wrong. (honestly I think there was some cheating involved...)

3.) No but really, don't watch The Cake Eaters. Big time low point.

When in Rome

This address is on a shipment of fabric that is currently trying to make it's way from Italy to my office. I don't know if it will actually find its way to my desk or not...

Here's the real address: Affliction Clothing

                                           1799 Apollo Ct. 

                                           Seal Beach, CA US 90740

It gave me quite the laugh.

new websites

Laurel just finished her new and improved website. It's faaaaantastic. Check it out. 

www.laureldailey.com

And I just threw together a design blog. Enjoy.

http://jodydaileydesign.blogspot.com

A Horse of Course!

I've been confronted recently on the fact that most people aren't too fond of the idea of having your pet horse turned into a rug. Or even more, having your own carcass preserved and used as a coat rack by the front door. Creepy? Okay maybe the coat rack idea, but honestly I love the idea of having a horse rug...natural death of course, nothing vial or inhumane. If you want to see an example of a horse hide rug, you can click on this web site. But I would never pay the $450 for a 26+ sq foot horse rug from this place because it says the hides come from peru, and I can only imagine the treatment of the animals...sketchy sketch. But all that to say, I love the idea, and when my dear pet horse dies of old age some day, he better look out because he might end up on the living room floor of my tree house. 

Train times.

Family Jewels

WANT.

WANT.
NEED.
WANT.
UNDECIDED.

CHEEEEESE!

I cannot quite express how pleasantly amused I was when I stumbled upon this blog devoted to awkward family portraits. I tried to narrow it down to my favorites, but seriously just go see for your self because I was cracking up.