‘Morning my friends! It is September and I had to wear a sweater yesterday and every white girl I know is talking about pumpkin lattes. Why, if I didn’t know better I’d say it was decorative gourd season.
Yup. I’m breaking out the rhinestone gourds. The bling will not be contained!
Fall tradition: 9 of the finest corn mazes in Illinois.
How learning to code could level the playing field for girls in Afghanistan.
Speaking of farms… her are the 10 companies that control almost everything we eat.
This is how you teach typography to a 2-year old. Not letters; typography.
A Turkish couple decided to use their wedding as an opportunity to feed thousands of refugees. Wedding of the year!
NY Fashion week wrapped up and Pantone already has some spring predictions on the hot new colors. I’m feeling navy and nautical.
A terrific podcast for anyone needing some creative inspiration.
Stories like this change my day.
These two teenage girls invented an eye-controlled wheelchair that could change the game for thousands of people. Woohoo!
Any audiobook authorities out there? The chilly weather and a pile of work has me in the mood for some new audiobooks. I’m think murder mysteries. Maybe a scary story or two. Recommendations welcome!
I highly recommend the Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes series by Laurie R. King. They are very engagingly read by Jenny Sterlin.
Thanks Sue — I just put it on my list!
The typography using food is cool. But it stopped at S…so now there’s a mystery. What will T-Z be? I’m curious and a little hungry now.
You just made my Monday infinitely more interesting. Thanks.
really GREAT ! links peaches! Thanks
I’m a weirdo, so not sure if you’d like this, but my favorite audiobook is by Jonathan Maberry, Patient Zero. The reader, Ray Porter, can do so many voices, and do them well, you can’t help but react out-loud at times. It’s a zombie thing, so there’s some scary, but mystery too. I loved it!
It’s not scary or a mystery but if you haven’t listened to the night circus you totally should. It’s magical and entrancing and beautifully written and read by Jim dale who could read me the dang phone book and I’d be happy. 🙂