![Most of the time we’re hunted by ourselves.And from time to time we have to take action.
[Via Natascha Rosenberg]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrb1aug2Nr1qa3ktro1_1280.jpg)
Most of the time we’re hunted by ourselves.
And from time to time we have to take action.
[Via Natascha Rosenberg]
Double-sided fruit gift wrap. I need that watermelonizer! They come with fruit-label inspired stickers and the papers are printed with scented ink. Too bad they are not for sale.
[By Happy F&B, via happyprojects]
(via happyprojects)
"Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart."
Some of Jacek Yerka’s surreal paintings depict the world through my eyes. Now that I’m reading “Diary of a genius” by Salvador Dalí it even becomes more clear: trees are the perfect spot for reading and clocks are everywhere but nowhere, like melting matter.
Flickr Love #1 | Gimmicks
Clockwise: Untitled by S. Carley · Sunset on the planet by Christine Lebrasseur · Jahonnes & I by Mareen Fischinger · lorelei germany by Michael Hughes.
A butterfly with transparent wings. Nature is an endless source of inspiration.
Little Passports: a new educational subscription that aims to turn 5-to-10-year-olds into travel freaks. In an era dominated by electronic communication, people are embracing concepts from a slower age.
Little Passports delivers monthly travel packages designed to provide a fun, hands-on way for kids to learn about other countries without leaving home. The first shipment in the USD 10.95 per month subscription prepares little voyagers for their global adventure with a mini suitcase, passport, world map and a letter and photo introducing their travel guides, Sam and Sofia.
Each following month, children receive a personalized letter and package from Sam and Sofia, which includes travel-related items like a passport stamp, suitcase sticker and collectible boarding pass to access online games and activities that teach geography, history, culture and vocabulary.
As exciting as receiving mail is, imagine for a generation that’s no more used to walking to the mailbox hoping to find any kind of postal treasure. Me wantee!
I enjoy small doses of experiential wisdom, that’s a reason why I totally heart quotes. They express things I couldn’t say better and release me in some sort of intimate way. Today I discovered Alex Noriega’s blog (“Stuff no one told me -but I learned anyways-“), who posts statements with appealing illustrations. These are my favorite three.
Words create Worlds
Mind-blowing campaign for Anagram Bookshop in Prague, Czech Republic.
