No words. Other behind-the-scenes white house photos here.

This post is dedicated to Lyle. Enjoy Cupcakes could only be made better if it were a traveling mobile. Their about video is great, too. 'Cept I would replace husband with a friend and child with a puppy.

Matt had this one his blog. It's just one of those things that everyone needs to see.

Coffee has issues with me, so I can't really drink it, but I'd still get this just based on how good it would look in a kitchen. (más)

These are curtains-- sick!

Big fan of THESEARETHINGS.

inception inception inception inception inception inception inception. it's so good i don't even know how to talk about it. you have have have have have to see it.

Want. bags from MAKR.

Experimenting with light leak.

(más: flickr.com/doublegrr)

Beautiful. It doesn't even look like she's falling. (más)

I know have some deja vu issues, but I'm completely positive this isn't one of them. I've definitely seen this painting on one of the million blogs I stalk-- I just can't figure out which one and it's been bothering me since I saw the painting in person last night. I remember it was a small image on a website with a white background (helpful)-- I also remember thinking "wow, i wish i could paint like that" after seeing it online (again, helpful). Maybe you'll know? All three of you who check my blog?

Either way, I properly stalked the rest of his portfolio online and it's way cool. Seriously: Nick Ward.

"So pretty it hurts" is right. Winter 2010 by Juliette Hogan.

Somehow I ended up on a blog called "this is stylish" or something along that line and every picture they showed had seriously emaciated models-- bony, no hips, nothing. It's too bad the industry mandates skinny is pretty because healthy is a helluvalot more pretty and should be showcased (cue: Kate Dillon above).

Life the way it should be.

Tibetan nomad 2007, photographer: Steve McCurry.

Summer defined.

Poppy fields. Flowers don't get any better than this.

From sunrise to sunset, it's been a glorious 13-hour work day and I genuinely mean it. They aren't always, but every day is an affirmation that I'm lucky enough to work with some amazing people.

People can be so creative--really makes me wonder what is going on in all these amazing minds. See the rest: rune guneriussen

underwater base jumping

Says a lot when watching something without sound is really engaging. Audio included, but not necessary.

Macheesmo pleaze-mo'

I've been floating the idea of a deep-fry party to my friends for a couple of weeks, and by "friends" I mean anyone I come in contact with. But I had no idea how to go about it or how to even do it safely.

I just found this blog: www.macheesmo.com and it's a godsend. Not only has this man already had deep-fry parties. He tells you all about the setup, etc. Great. Freaking amazing. But, it gets better. He has tons of recipes and useful commentary (keyword: USEFUL) and a great philosophy on getting into the kitchen (read his 'about me').

(Photo from Macheesmo's deep-fry blog entry: http://www.macheesmo.com/2009/09/deep-fry-party/)