i want you to give a fuck, i want to say something to make you give a fuck, i want to get down on my knees and beg you to give a fuck, but i shouldn’t have to, you should give a fuck without me having to fucking make you
Preheat oven to 400 degrees and insert somosa. Decide to go get cell phone charger. Leave and take bus from fairview to chebucto ln. Remember samosa as you step off the bus. Rush to get cell charger. Say hi to Gwyn, plug in phone, call cab,grab a suitcase, go wait for cab. Hug Miranda. Take cab home, leave suitcase in trunk. Remove charred samosa from oven. Open all the windows and light some incense. Put on pot of water to make KD. Turn on wrong burner. Whats that smell? Turn off the burner under the samosa and turn on the one under the water. Hide extra crispy samosa in shame. Eat foodbank KD out of the pot while sitting on the floor. Filling the tub to take a bath reminds you there was supposed to be a suitcase. Call cab company. Sit on stoop and drink tea while waiting for suitcase to arrive. Nice view. Take bath.
“Outliers (Trace)” by Canadian artist Maskull Lasserre is a series of shoes that have been modified to leave realistic animal footprints. Lasserre has been using the shoes to leave animal tracks in cities in Canada and America since 2011.
Canadians are the best. Also, Bigfoot is solved.
(Source: brain-food, via impulsivefarmer)
(Source: viewfromthetent, via chasingthegreenfaerie)
Why Permaculture Folks Love Comfrey
Fun & useful interactive map for the US, if you want to find out what fruits & veggies are in season.
http://www.epicurious.com/articlesguides/seasonalcooking/farmtotable/seasonalingredientmap
Nice! Although it’s kind of hard to classify an entire state according to climate, it’s a good start. I know there are some greens out here somewhere… even if they’re inside ;)
The grassroots non-profit The Greenhorns is a dreamboat of a resource for anybody who is young (or not so young!) and has an itch to work with the soil but is looking for a little more scaffolding to get started. They have a radio show, an interactive map to…
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” —Ghandi
An amazing series Momento Mori by Yun-Fei Tou.
“These portraits are taken on the very day in which the animal depicted is about to be put down or mercifully killed.”
(via one-step-up)
