Noteworthy and Not

blah to TADA!: WISHmas Tree A lighthearted crafting site.

This is a 2009 IKEA calalog. Seriously! See the post for folding instructions. TADA us so fun. Darn, I just bought a 2 ft tree at Target. This could have worked in my cottage.

12/11/09 • 0 notes

On the square in Denton. TX. I did a strange yummy thing. Classic big burger for $4.00 or $8.50 if you want it with unlimited fries and spicy hot beans (w/bacon of course). That’s not my burger in the photo … I snarfed every bite with a grin, wiped my face with my sleeve and then thought of the camera!

Whoa … the place is kitchey, clean and quiet enough to chat about projects and plans or just laugh it up.

12/11/09 • 0 notes

MicroSmores and Israeli Marshmallows (NOTCOT)

Cutest marshmallows ever and hilarious microwave er core fusion technology but still dream on and wait for the next campfire. Site specific food requires a complex environment.

12/11/09 • 0 notes

So, how to protect your ideas in a world where ideas spread? Don’t. Instead, spread them. Build a reputation as someone who creates great ideas, sometimes on demand. Or as someone who can manipulate or build on your ideas better than a copycat can. Or use your ideas to earn a permission asset so you can build a relationship with people who are interested. Focus on being the best tailor with the sharpest scissors, not the litigant who sues any tailor who deigns to use a pair of scissors.

Seth Godin (via azspot) (via notational)

12/11/09 • 10 notes • Reblogged from notational↩

“Every human being is an artist, a free being, called to participate in transforming and re-shaping the conditions, thinking, and structures that shape and inform our lives.”

Joseph Beuys (via esqueleto)

Notational (Every human being is an artist, a free being,…)

12/11/09 • 0 notes

Humans are not made to sit at computer terminals or travel by aeroplane; destiny intended something different for us. For too long now we have been estranged from the essential, which is the nomadic life: traveling on foot. A distinction must be made between hiking and traveling on foot. In today’s society—though it would be ridiculous to advocate traveling on foot for everyone to every possible destination—I personally would rather do the existentially essential things in my life on foot. When you come on foot, you come with a different intensity.

Werner Herzog, from Herzog on Herzog,

(via petitchou)

(via petersantiago)

(via alexandrabarao)

(via notational)

12/11/09 • 28 notes • Reblogged from notational↩

Pepperstien’s series Landscapes of Future he portrays witty, bizarre, yet aesthetically inspiring visions of the distant future in pen and watercolour. Referencing the past, Russian contemporary culture and psychedelic aspirations he’s able to create something quite special. (via Pavel Pepperstein – Landscapes of Future at the Venice Biennale | you might like this

)

12/10/09 • 0 notes