The Work wants your life--but only when you are in a love affair with life itself, only when you are bright, strong, confident, capable, in short: ALIVE.
The Work does not want some kind of dull, dispassionate, struggling, agonizing humanoid.
To give your life to the Work is to give breath and activity to the Work everyday; to give passion to the Work everyday.
You have to have a childlike, eternal beginner's mind, a belief in miracles, like, 'Any day anything can happen!'
Monday, August 2, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Have a wonderful weekend!

" 'Oh, how I wish I could shut up like a telescope! I think I could, if I only knew how to begin.' For, you see, so many out-of-the-way things had happened lately that Alice had begun to think that very few things indeed were really impossible."
[image via ffffound, quote from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]
a new way to look at sound
raindrop melody maker
solarbeat (thanks to Echo)
fun fun fun.
(p.s. on a completely different note - a beautiful dance clip for you. oh, and another one)
solarbeat (thanks to Echo)
fun fun fun.
(p.s. on a completely different note - a beautiful dance clip for you. oh, and another one)
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Whoopie Pies

Cute, right?
Now, the recipe below here is going to say that you NEED to use Crisco. I've held off making Whoopie Pies for a couple years now, because Crisco makes me a little nauseous. I decided to give it a whirl when I found Earth Balance's natural non-hydrogenated shortening. I think they turned out great! (but I do not in any way consider myself a whoopie pie expert. The Mom mentioned below might very well find my version disgusting and disgraceful. As might you. Use Crisco if you like, of course. No judgement here. Either way, it's a great recipe.) Have fun!
i'mtherecipe-righthere-checkmeout!
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
"We know you know. But we're going to tell you again."



Citizen Scholar Inc. here to remind us (in a very pretty way, no?) of all those Things You've Been Meaning to Do. Illustrations by Joanna Neborsky.
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