- Linkity from Smart Bitches.
- Linkity from BookWyrm Knits.
- “Who was Ursula K Le Guin?“
- “Travel Middle-Earth” posters.
- Discworld embroidered jacket.
- You’re a [not-so-super] hero contemplating turning into a villain…
- An epic!
- “The Geico STD story is the new McDonald’s hot coffee story“.
- “The White House Press Room is on top of an old indoor pool“.
- Gaze at a snow leopard’s tongue.
- “Transatlantic car rental” from the xkcd guy.
- “Photographs from routine zoo escape drills“.
- La Machine Company.
- Tabletop fire pit.
- Cargo pants made from Chipotle napkins.
- Sleeve knitting gothic.
- Funky.
- Kitschy.
- Gigantic.
- Interesting.
- Cool, until you look at the floor plan and realize how much of the space isn’t usable in winter.
- Former train depot, plus caboose.
- If you’ve created a tiny home complex to serve as your home, is it still a tiny home?
- Definitely needs work – get that carpet out of there.
- Complete with sliding fireplace!
- You could own a haunted hotel and bar.
- If you need your own personal bowling alley…
- Has potential, but I’d be scared of what they might do to the kitchen.
- Colorful yet deadly stairs.
- Yikes.
- NO.
- FAIL.
- Bates Motel gingerbread house…
- “Inflatable vampire teeth bed“.
- “The career of a real life garden gnome“.
- Important information from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources.
Polly’s Flehmen Response in action.
Harry scent marking the window frame.
Oh, to be a gnome…
That Discworld jacket is amazing! And I love the Middle Earth travel posters. Sadly the shop where those are from is on vacation until January.
That sleeve knitting epic sounds so familiar.
That NYC penthouse is amazing. Put it in Cali, though, if you want to use it in winter. (Then again, you wouldn’t be able to use it in summer. We’re coming off of a week of record highs today—it’s “only” 100F today. Compared to the 113F we had earlier this week, though, this is much better.)
That home in Pennsylvania is amazing, and hopefully they won’t mess up the kitchen. The funky round house, though, needs a little work in the kitchen (at least in the appliances department). The one in Lexington sure has some interesting features—I especially like the dinette area. The train depot house is really neat, though I think I would prefer to vacation there instead of making it my full-time home.
I do not want a fireplace in my home, sliding or otherwise. (Actually, I think sliding might be worse.) I also do not want a bowling alley, or haunted house (even with a bar), or deadly colorful stairs.
A recent post from Nicole..FO Friday: Tweed Hands Mitts
SO not tiny anymore