Simple Pleasure

"Doesn't take much to make me happy. Just seeing your name in my in-box does me good."

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Enjoy.:)

-erin.maeve

Airplanesssss

I saw Dan Deacon a week ago at an Airplane Pool in Medford, NJ. It was incredible and definitely one of the better shows I've been to. To be entirely honest...(and of course it is absolutely necessary that I'm honest wit cha!).....Dan Deacon is fun and cool and great to dance to, but not heaven sent musical talent. I don't like him for the quality of his music. But going to this show made me see why I do like him. I suggest everyone take a chance, if you get one, to go see him play. Its good fun.

There he is. Mr. Dan Deacon himself and if you look closely...you can see Roshan's hair and myself at the very bottom of the photo.



Jill....in the corner. With Roshan and Catie and Jon.


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-erin.maeve

yes

via http://www.austinkleon.com/blog/

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--erin.maeve

summaaaah

Yeah. Okay. I have more than enough bathing suits to last me a few more summers.

But this is the coolest bathing suit I have ever seen. And I think I've fallen in love with it. And now....I'm feeling like I can't live without it.

I'm in trouble.

http://lookbook.nu/look/188846

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-erin.maeve

Seasteading?

Not sure how I feel about this idea. Kind of weird. Who would actually feel safe in the comfort of their home in the middle of the ocean? I mean...I guess that's a dumb question. People live on boats in the ocean all the time. I guess.

But is it really solving anything?

linkage:
http://i.io9.com/5303443/seasteading-is-the-aquatic-answer-to-the-housing-crisis

Enjoy.:)

-erin.maeve

Twisty Balloons: A Whole New Meaning

Don't you just want to pop all the balloons?

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-erin.maeve

HOME

The BEST documentary I've ever seen. I watch a lot of documentaries too. I'm way too into watching the History Channel/National Geographic/Biography Channel/Discovery/Smithsonian Channel. Yeah that's an awful lot of learning channels (thanks to Fios! wish we could get that in Philly :/)

I actually hesitate often before watching something that I know is ultimately going to make me feel like crap. I had an idea of everything this documentary was going to be...something that I knew I believed in and understood very well, but left me with a lot of angst and anger in the end.

Halfway through, I felt my repeated doom coming, but by the end they kind of lift your spirits with this one. They make you feel as though we (as in humans) have done a lot to save the earth and well just need to do more. haha. But they don't leave you feeling entirely responsible.

Yeah, the earth is overpopulated...but we can evolve...we just can't rely on nature because we have been slowly killing all that is around us. Therefore, get your asses up and do something! AKA....our government especially needs to take action because it seems all other governments are doing it for us (places that don't even get to use the resources they have). This film did a great job at portraying the facts in the clearest way possible (with some of the most beautiful music backing it all up).

A link to get you going:
http://www.home-2009.com/us/index.html

Also watch it FOR FREE!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU

(sorry my links don't really show up correctly...still trying to fix it. any ideas? send me a comment)

Enjoy.:)

--erin.maeve.