Yesterday Squawk was questioning me about ambulances. She knows they're for treating sick people, and whenever she sees one she'll put on her face of earnest sympathy and proclaim "Someone's feeling sick!" — but yesterday she wanted to know why this imaginary person was feeling sick. (We've been in the "…whyyyyyy?" phase of toddlerhood for […]
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her self-esteem is through the roof
Posted onSquawk has figured out her dad's first name, and when she wants his attention I'll hear this wistful little "Stuieeeee….!" Often she'll get stuck in a loop, repeating his name over and over, but this time she immediately got distracted by Nanna. Who is currently over a thousand kilometres away, so I've no idea why […]
duhalar reindeer herders
Posted onanthrocology: Duhalar reindeer herders by Hamid Sardar-Afkhami The Duhalar reindeer people live in Hovsgol — the land of the blue lake — a territory of about 65,000 sq. km in Northwestern Mongolia bordering the tiny Russian Republic of Tuva. The Duhalar are the guardians of this hidden realm, patrolling a maze of evergreen forests and […]
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chasing zen
Posted onfunnywildlife: Award Winning Garden Design By Ben Hoyle I want this garden. Except, without the mosquitoes it would inevitably breed. via deborahkalin.tumblr.com
August 23, 2013 at 05:20PM
Posted onRed Panda is my totem animal (we’re both boofheaded creatures who really like to sleep…), and I’m thinking it might also be Squawk’s, because this is exactly what she does to my breakfast bowl every morning. via deborahkalin.tumblr.com
"But remember, there are two ways to dehumanize someone: by dismissing them, and by idolizing them."
Posted on“But remember, there are two ways to dehumanize someone: by dismissing them, and by idolizing them.” – David Wong (via the-occipital) via deborahkalin.tumblr.com
explore-blog: Two Guardian designers chart Hitchcock’s…
Posted onexplore-blog: Two Guardian designers chart Hitchcock’s cinematic obsessions. The aesthetic is as much a homage to the great Saul Bass, who designed many of Hitchcock’s title sequences and the accompanying film posters. Pair with this animated recipe for what makes a Hitchcock film. via deborahkalin.tumblr.com
totally the big issues here, people
Posted onI have a love-hate relationship with chewing gum. One of the guys at work always has these strange brands of gum, with highbrow flavours. He particularly favours minty orange, which I'll grant you is surprising at first, but delicious. And every now and then I steal some off him because, well, for example, lunch needs […]