Spice up your Strife

• 2013-04-27

  

  Katie’s first Yahtzee!

• 2013-04-23

  

  Shakori Hills Spring ‘13

• 2013-04-03

  

  When we were 16, Hank, Saba and I went to Vermont together. We made him test the ice path in case it wasn’t strong enough to hold us.

  When he was 25, we lost him. I don’t know if I’ll ever not feel responsible for letting him fall through the cracks. I love you Hank, and I’m still sorry.

  Happy Birthday.

• 2013-03-31

  Here Comes Peter Cottontail is available in its entirety on youtube.

  It’s an Easter miracle!

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  pl0nk3r:

  HAPPY EASTER! :)

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• 2013-03-20

  

  This is actually quite accurate.

  Source: junkandconversation

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  thetehrantimes:

  Hyacinth and Flowers on the The Tehran Times Haft Seen (Nowruz Week)

  March 20th, the beginning of Spring is the beginning of Iranian Calendar as well.

  We make a table setting which is called Haft seen (seven “S”). Haft seen has seven items which each should start with the letter “S” in Farsi.

  Sabzeh - (wheat, barley or lentil sprouts growing in a dish) - symbolizing rebirth

  Samanu (a sweet pudding made from wheat germ) - symbolizing affluence

  Senjed (the dried fruit of the oleaster tree) - symbolizing love

  Sir (garlic) - symbolizing medicine

  Sib (apples) - symbolizing beauty and health

  Somaq (berries) - symbolizing (the color of) sunrise 

  Serkeh (vinegar) - symbolizing age and patience

  Additional items on the Haft Seen setting are:

  Sekkeh (coin) - symbolizes wealth and prosperity

  Sonbol (hyacinth) - a spring spring flower

  Mahi (goldfish) - symbolizes life

  Tokhmeh Morgh (egg) - symbolizes fertility Sham (candle): symbolizes enlightenment

  Nowruz is my favorite holiday to appropriate. Happy New Year to all my Persian loves!

  Source: thetehrantimes

• 2013-03-10

  

  Eno River Serenade w/ Goat & Faun

• 2013-03-09

  

  Spring haircut.

• 2013-02-03

  

  burnedshoes:

  © Mary Frampton, LA Times, 1963, Through the wet window

  “You’ll find that life is still worthwhile, if you just smile.” ― Charles Chaplin

  Los Angeles Times staff photographer Mary Frampton took this 1963 photo of a little girl peering out of a car window during a heavy San Fernando Valley shower. For her efforts, Frampton won best photograph in the suburban sections at the 1964 Los Angeles Times Editorial Awards. (+)

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