June 2011
Rare Words
tomexicotomexico:
Paralian // A person who lives near the sea
Aureate // Pertaining to the fancy or flowery words used by poets
Dwale // To wander about deliriously
Sabaism // The worship of stars
Dysphoria // An unwell feeling
Aubade // A love song which is sung at dawn
Eumoirous // Happiness due to being honest and wholesome
Mimp // To speak in a prissy manner, usually with pursed...
Heima's 3rd Collection: Life is a Party
triciawillgoplaces:
Kim! <3
Life is a Party!
Dropped by their store last Saturday to say hi to lovely Heima people, to support the launch of their latest collection, and to listen to Everywhere We Shoot’s talk!
WatchHere’s Your Mash-Up of Fictional Characters Playing Woody Allen’s Quasi-Fictional Stand-Ins
Spot-on. Lately Woody Allen’s movies have felt vexingly self-indulgent (there’s only so much highbrow masturbation and traipsing into existential crises I can handle) but I’m thinking of revisiting his older films, when his witticisms and characters were actually fresh and...
Brand Revisioning by Graham Smith
chrissiegle:
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(via thedailywhat)
gypsysoul
i forget that other people see you the way i see you.
he said it like he said everything else, quietly enough that it was disregarded, but loud enough that it settled in and lived within her.
everybody knows what somebody means when they say that.
it means that the way you scrunch your nose when you’re deep in thought resonates with someone else’s body. it isn’t just yours; your movements...
A memory for pain, stored in the spine | Discover... →
fuckyeahneuroscience:
You slam your hand in a door, and the experience becomes etched into your brain. You carry a memory of the swinging panel, the sound as it crushes your flesh and the shooting pain as your skin gives way. Your body remembers it too. For days afterwards, the neurons in your spine carry pain signals more easily from your hand to your brain. As a result, your hand feels more...
