What kind of bird are you?

wonderful.

i knew it!

jacobsoboroff:

Little known radio secret: the “cough” button. (Taken with Instagram at NPR West)

(via nprfreshair)

and so is pasta

if you ever come to visit me, you get to stay in your own private cave.

Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown!

far right looks like hamburger and hamilton stage 7!

fuckyeahartandscience:

kqedscience:

A developmental biologist and high-end fashion designer — team up to develop a couture collection inspired by the first 1,000 hours of embryonic life

Primitive Streak ~ Helen Storey

(via freshphotons)

you are a country doctor.

life:

The 1948 photoessay “Country Doctor,” featuring pictures by the great Eugene Smith, is celebrated as one of the 20th century’s greatest feats of photojournalism. But not even LIFE magazine could publish every single picture that Smith shot during the several weeks he spent chronicling the everyday triumphs and tragedies of Dr. Ernest Ceriani’s practice in rural Colorado.

Here, LIFE.com presents previously unpublished photos from that extraordinary assignment.

nprfreshair:

audiopants:

Salt n Pepa’s “Push It” performed by the cast of Portlandia + Thao + Mirah

Today: Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein (h/t itsjustchristine)

Manhattan, kissing Staten Island at night.

i hereby pledge to not buy new clothes for a year.

RATIONALE:

1) I don’t need any more clothes. My closet is stupid full.

2) More often than necessary, I feel more guilty than excited when I purchase new clothes.

3) I thought about buying used stuff, but that’s really just a crutch, isn’t it?

4) It will probably be harder to do than my normal new year’s resolution (nothing), but also probably easier than I think.

5) I can still buy other new things! duh!

Midwestern roommate freezes a block of wisconsin white cheddar. Asian roommate assumes it’s tofu. So close!

life:

Toyokazu Nagano has shot dozens of portraits of his daughter Kanna in the very same spot, yet neither ever gets old! 

(via our guest-blogger Photojojo)

what a cute kid!

visit www.creedthoughts.gov.www\creedthoughts to find out!