my opa used to feed the birds and the ladybugs because he’d worry they would go hungry. this little guy helped himself to my fruit a few summers ago.
"We have nothing to gain from seeing only cuteness everywhere."
John Doyle, Globe and Mail
i’m pretty positive it was raining when i went to bed last night…
late night cup of everything good
Motoi Yamamoto uses salt to design unfathomably intricate - and deeply personal - floor sculptures. His sister died of brain cancer more than a decade ago. To honor her memory, he began sketching with salt - in Japan, a traditional symbol for purification and mourning. The meandering patterns are meant to convey a sense of eternity. The artist invites viewers to deconstruct the labyrinths and redistribute its salt elsewhere - in the sea or the soil or wherever else it might contribute to new life.
Suzanne Labarre
(Source: fastcodesign.com)
"Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine."
Lord Byron
a satisfying thursday night
