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the top 10 so far
Here are the top 10 posts after the top 7 so far post:
1. looking back over some of my old work
2. when I...
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Check out these AWESOME travel tips from your fellow Tumblrs
So, earlier today, I asked you all for some of your best travel tips. The response...
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8-Bit Drama.
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“Fate gives all of us three teachers, three friends, three enemies, and three great loves in our lives. But these twelve are always disguised, and...
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Name Adverve
Location Paris / Savannah / New YorkThe Adverve blog was born when advertising super bloggers Angela Natividad, Bill Green, and...
“I have to confess that sometimes the sound of his screaming drives me to hide in the pantry. And I will neither confirm nor deny that while in there, I compulsively eat chips and/or dark chocolate.”
Steve Wiens, on Parenthood
“Kulic cites the Yerkes-Dodson law that says too much or too little stimulation is bad. We need a happy medium in order to perform best. And Fassel cites worker surveys that support this law — the happiest workers have a workload that falls in between very heavy and very light.”
Penelope Trunk, Don’t Be The Hardest Worker in Your Job or Your Job Hunt
“The trick to being truly creative, I’ve always maintained, is to be completely unselfconscious. To resist the urge to self-censor. To not-give-a-shit what anybody thinks. That’s why children are so good at it. And why people with Volkswagens, and mortgages, Personal Equity Plans and matching Lois Vutton luggage are not.”
Lindsey (from lindsredding.com), A Short Lesson in Perspective
Halloween costume: option 1
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