A Man, a Plan, and a Sharpie. Two guys travel across the country correcting the spelling and grammar of signs, and then they write a book about it, which is called The Great Typo Hunt. Might be an interesting book. This is just the kind of thing my grammar-loving self would want to do.
Absolutely incredible pencil lead sculptures by Dalton Ghetti. There's a whole world in your pencil you never knew was possible. Link via Say Yes to Hoboken.
Pea plant grows inside man's lung. This is everything your parents ever told you would happen if you ate watermelon seeds.
Last weekend in California was Costume College, a convention of people who make historical costumes and dress up in them. I'd love to go to this some day. Photos can be found at flickr here, here, and here.
I happened to encounter two fabulous Seattle-based milliners/haberdashers last week. Bad Dog Hats does hats for people and their dogs, especially top hats. Tuzzie Muzzie makes lovely party hats and masks.
Here is a list of 260 websites that offer free, legal e-books. My opinions on books and the internet being what they are, I'm glad to see there are so many such sites.
3 comments:
FABULOUS!! Those sculptures are out of this world. And the Sharpie plan?! Men after my own heart.
There is a great song about apostrophe usage. Ironically, it's also wrong about always adding the apostrophe after the s! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc2aSz9Ficw&feature=player_embedded#!
Fabulous song!
I always thought there was just no consensus about whether to put a second s. I usually do, though.
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