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Monterey feels like mine in that specific way something does when your shared interactions are very occasional, very fleeting, very intense. |
furtively dashing from one slow moving island of headlights to the next on a desolate stretch of the 101. |
@jennycool it's a rare gift to have a chapter of your life documented the right way without having to do the work yourself. thank you! |
@micahsaul @irinaslutsky: you both just introduced me to *another* Sparks I've never heard of - I was talking about the band! |
wow, how the hell have I never heard of Sparks? chicks dig metaphors. |
@cyantist several weights of Futura. "Sean Penn" is Futura Medium, "Milk" is Futura Heavy. |
I would have worn something warmer if I had remembered my car was a neighborhood away. coffee for survival! |
Surprised to be using Blogspot for a project - first choice WordPress was way too inflexible, second choice TypePad was way too expensive. |
everything hits at once. |
when @dahlia is out of town it completely fails to occur to me to go to bed. |
@halcyon it concerns me that no one at the organization realized the irony of the subject line: "Your Obama holiday fleece". |
@jah El Toro's super tacos are a lot less super lately. a disturbing trend. |
@monstro Hoogasian on 7th at Brannan. |
hoping another day of information design bonsai in Illustrator will yield a perfect two page cheatsheet from 200 pages of MQL documentation. |
happy birthday @merci! |
having to decide whether someone with a one word name will prefer it being formatted as a first or a last. should have had another beer. |
@jah you should tell them about the <font> tag next. |
Rudi Arapahoe's 'Echoes From One to Another' is an instant ambient classic. it and a sublime weekend has made me invulnerable to Monday. |
my happy place came to me. |
I didn't think middle of the night thanksgiving leftovers could get any better, but the memory of *making* them is a pretty awesome plus. |
