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Street Mosaic
I love this new app–Street Mosaic
Art opens our eyes
Sandow Birk is not Muslim. He’s just meditating on his interpretation of the Quran. Helene Ayon [the next artist to be featured] was raised in a strict Orthodox Jewish family but is also a feminist. Max Gimblett is a practicing … Continue reading
Pittsburgh’s lookin’ good
“IN about a million ways, crazy old Pittsburgh is not like other cities in this part of the world, but the first thing people usually notice about it — coming in from the Pennsylvania Turnpike and through the Squirrel Hill … Continue reading
Cacio di Bosco al Tartufo
The most delicious cheese. Addicting. With a Barolo. Yummy.
Fish Tank
I put my hand down deep into the garbage disposal yesterday to save my nephew’s fish from certain death. The fish, named “Sparky,” seems to be appreciative.
Everything IS Bigger in Texas
The Girl Scout Cookie box on the left, from Texas … on the right, from a Yankee state. Based on the servings listed on each box, the box sold in Texas has 4 more cookies than the box on the … Continue reading
Postcard from Amsterdam
Thanks Adam! www.happinessplunge.com Download now or preview on posterous amsterdam.pdf (145 KB)
Shenandoah – a great place to commit hate crimes and get a slap on the wrist
WILKES-BARRE – Derrick M. Donchak and Brandon J. Piekarsky, two men convicted of a hate crime for their part in the fatal beating of an illegal Mexican immigrant, must each spend nine years behind bars, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. … Continue reading
Postcard from Iceland
My friend is starting what promises to be an incredible journey. Check out his blog called The Happiness Plunge. He’ll be traveling the world and using his degrees and his know-how to help others. And hopefully, he’ll be sending me … Continue reading