I am in here.
Found on MoCo Loco: River stone night table light. It’s a metal grill cube filled with river stone and a light in the middle. Functional boxed nature, it’s both sculpture and night table. Designer Zac Ridgely has a collection of lit products that feature either stones, crushed tempered glass and/or stainless steel including the Crush … Continue reading Would this look good on my night-stand?
I’ve been reading Bruce Chatwin’s In Patagonia these last couple of months (I read lots of books at the same time; that’s why it’s taken me so long even though it’s a pretty short book). Therefore, I start wanting to head out to vast empty spaces that are hard to get to. I’m not the … Continue reading Traveling in my head
The New York Times > Arts > Philip Lamantia, 77, Surrealist Poet, Is Dead: Philip Lamantia, the rapturous San Francisco poet who embraced Surrealism and later associated himself with the West Coast Beat community, died on March 7 at his apartment in San Francisco. He was 77.
I suppose this is stubbornness in the face of.. what? The real world? The actual scientific process? I find their insistence on the absolute literalness of the Bible despite all evidence to the contrary (no, the value of pi is not equal to 3) to be very … interesting, in a highly disturbing and creepy … Continue reading On the other side of the coin: Creationist idiots
