1. Reporter Andy Harvey →

    My good friend B. just shared this with me. B. is also a journalist, who worked at CBS, which is how we met. Not there, but just here, when he lived and worked in NYC. He lives in Cleveland now. Andy Harvey was a cousin and dear friend of his. As a fellow Navajo journalist who has worked in print and broadcast, they have a lot in common. had. Writing ‘had’ feels awkward.

    I don’t know why I want you to watch this, other than I think it will give most all of you something to think about for at least one reason.

  2. Oh man. The latest Mad Men focuses on the Jaguar. This is sentimental for reasons I cannot get into. But wow.

    [Also, Don and Joan’s Congress of Attractive People at that bar? amazing.]

    [Also, the first season of Weeds had some really amazing stuff about death and moments of grieving. Why yes, we are reduced to watching old dvds at home in apt 2r, with both our laptops still dead.]

    [Yes, I am at the office today. Don’t worry, I’m leaving soon.]

    “This failure, this life, it’ll all feel like it happened to someone else.”

  3. howtotalktogirlsatparties:

Which mens style blog should you be reading, an infographic.

    howtotalktogirlsatparties:

    Which mens style blog should you be reading, an infographic.

  4. Crowdsourcing: A Bechdel Test for POC →

    (Source: tgstonebutch)

  5. (Source: pushthemovement)

  6. I think I’d like to be wearing this outfit.

    I think I’d like to be wearing this outfit.

    (Source: ohsolaura)

  7. whiskeysoaked:

This shall be mine because it is cheap and I’m “internet”

black, grey, or white?
#intoit

    whiskeysoaked:

    This shall be mine because it is cheap and I’m “internet”

    black, grey, or white?

    #intoit

  8. whiskeysoaked:

    Parents Were Terrified of The Beastie Boys in 1986

    well, how the four-letter word are you?

  9. life.

    (Source: beaumondes)

  10. snoopdiagrams:

The Internal Anatomy of Da Dowg
by Nunes d’Areeir

    snoopdiagrams:

    The Internal Anatomy of Da Dowg

    by Nunes d’Areeir