d.Sharp Journal

I can dream...

So few words, so much inspiration.

woof.

A friend {WHO I MISS SO MUCH!} sent me this fun video. I am not a Star Wars fan, but I am a fan of cleverness and talent!

roar.

We were treated to the Lion King this past weekend {thanks so much!} C's sweet tooth distracted him a bit, perhaps a mistake to buy some candied/roasted nuts - where are the nuts? Are there any more nuts? I want some nuts. And repeat. He and M still had a great time, we all did. Amazed by the costumes!

It has gone by so fast.

As of a couple of days ago: 22 years together. Wouldn't trade them for anything.

Love, love this photo, found via ffffound.

Classes

This summer, I have the wonderful opportunity to teach a few projects at one of my very favorite stores, The Castle in the Air in Berkeley. The store is pretty magical, each detail and display something to enjoy.  I am teaching my Ephemera Bird project and a quick dip into my stamp stash to make a fun garland. If you are in the area, I hope you can join me!

Info Here

No. 3

I am sure movie critics are tired of the phrase "Pixar did it again", but they really did. Loved the short Day and Night and Toy Story 3 is a fun watch.  The boys loved it -  immediately after walking out of the theater,  M asked when the DVD is coming out. He can't wait.

Serious commando action.

Estimated at 13,000 participants {sans pants}, Portland's World Naked Bike Ride was this past Saturday night. Gotta love it - this is like a community service they are performing, making many smiles.{via}

do good -

by buying this shirt at Threadless. $10. All proceeds go to the Gulf Restoration Network:

"a 15 year old environmental non-profit organization committed to uniting and empowering people to protect and restore the natural resources of the Gulf Region for future generations. They're the only environmental organization working Gulf-wide, and since the first days of BP's oil drilling disaster, they've provided independent monitoring and advocacy focused on holding BP accountable and ensuring an effective and transparent response to the crisis. "

pins, thread, color, patience.

Serious, serious word deprivation - at a loss for words to describe how incredible the work of Ran Hwang is.

hacked.

Maxim magazine gets some feminist photohacking.

Original caption in Maxim: “Doesn’t every guy want to see a girl on her knees scrubbing the bathroom floor with a toothbrush while wearing lingerie?”

In addition to some clothes,  the new caption: “I like to see a girl in the study, proof-reading her just-completed astrophysics thesis while sipping Earl-Grey tea in her tweed sweater and modest, conservative plaid pencil skirt.” 

Via Reddit