yum.

almost sold out. buy tickets today.

like a bad accident

i just can’t stop watching.

published.

although i haven’t actually seen it in real life, the new issue of the diner journal just came out and i have an article in it called ’swine is divine.’ it’s about pigs. obvi. but it’s actually more about what pigs, standing in here for food in general, can teach you. or, maybe it’s more about how the way in which we learn from food is changing. i don’t know. guess you’ll just have to pick one up and read it for yourself.

while you’re there (at the website, i mean), you might as well read my somewhat recent blog rant about cows and corn and factory farming and the midwest.

black eyes and wallpaper (or, powershot RIP).

a few memories from my m.i.a./r.i.p. digital point and shoot:

bikefight!

our first l<3ves

my favorite is spaghettis.

music in a van.

there is this website that i really like. it is sort of like mtv for indie kids with macbooks. they set-up, film, and produce live performances in places like abandoned buildings, friend’s apartments and, in this case, a van. it’s very cool. they are french.

co no po lo

yeah, that’s right. no bike polo in colorado. dummies. this video made me kind of sad:

mongol.

i watched this movie about mongolia a few days ago and it got me (re)thinking about mongolia and how much i want to go there. and that got me thinking about why and that got me thinking about this photograph by magnum photographer eve arnold:

it’s images like this that make me realize how much i love taking pictures.

my genius’ name is Beatrice.

i’m not much of a blogger, in case you hadn’t noticed. instead, i like to mine things from other places and let them speak for me. this is elizabeth gilbert, author of eat, pray, love (yeah, i know, i read it and loved it and also felt kind of silly about it at the same time too), on creative genius.