heart of chamberz

me. (via franklyfrankel) 

thegooglymoogly:

A legit condition. (via franklyfrankel:funniest10k)

(Source: gigletparadise)

why, yes. thank you. 

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franklyfrankel:

(via:funniest10k)

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awesomepeoplehangingouttogether:

Anthony Bourdain and the Black Keys

all dressed up in the dirty city.

that’s three in a row, season five. well done. 

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MY kitchen. I’ve loved my years with roommates, but now I have a kitchen of my very own. 

i want need this tote bag. 

newyorker:

And The New Eustace Tilley Tote Bag Is…

Last night, we announced the grand-prize winner of the 2012 Eustace Tilley Contest—he is Landis Blair, a twenty-eight-year-old freelance illustrator and “closet author” from Waukegan, Illinois. Of the three-hundred-plus entries submitted this year by our readers, we selected twelve finalists back in February. There was a crayon Eustace drawn by the ninety-nine-year-old Alma Mitchell, who lives at the Olympia West Inn retirement home in Tumwater, Washington. (Paul Steucke, a volunteer art teacher at the home, assigned the contest to his art class.) Another Eustace, by Brett Culbert, a landscape historian, was published as the cover of our eighty-seventh Anniversary Issue. Landis Blair’s image, “Go Read a Book,” is the grand winner—chosen for how it gently mocks book readers—and was selected to be turned into a book bag.