Link Love: 3.17.11

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Designaré Magazine.


• What a cute idea! Lodekka is an old double decker bus that has been transformed into a vintage shop right here in Portland!

• I’m a big fan of Benjamin Franklin’s Daily schedule.

For the love of airports explains why we should embrace what is often considered the downside of traveling.

• Millions in Japan were saved thanks to strict building codes.

• I miss the truly creative, weird advertising from the past and Surrealist Bra Ads From the Past has some golden examples.

• I was so sad to hear that Nate Dogg died this week. Pour out a little liquor for one of the best voices in the business.

• The stunning Julia Restoin Roitfeld shares her beauty tips.

• I have an unfinished basement in my house so seeing the amazing progress of this basement over at Making It Lovely was so inspiring.

• Rumi of Fashion Toast was in Tokyo when the earthquake hit and shares her heartfelt story.

• Elsie from A Beautiful Mess shares her favorite iPhone photo apps.

• Gala explains exactly how she moved to New York City. If you’re considering doing the same, this is a must-read!

• Good for a laugh: the wrong shoe for any occasion.

• Love the photo set Triptychs of Strangers, featuring three different body shots merged together — the outcomes are as interesting as their subjects.


4 Responses to Link Love: 3.17.11

  1. I ADORE Benjamin Franklin’s daily schedule, too!

    His entire autobiography is utterly fascinating … I love the way he approaches life mistakes (or, “errata”) like an editor approaches a grammatical flub. Simply fix it, take a moment to understand why it happened — and move on.

    Life is a fluid text that we’re forever editing.

  2. ch says:

    Just recent blog reader – liked the shoe and the bra link. Aweful looking things in a hilarious way.

    Was confused by the how to move in new york link.
    So she’s living off her boyfriend – sharing paycheck and living lean without income, and when “the penny drops” she books a night in expensive hotel instead of cheaper one and then somehow still managed to fly back and forth so much without any mention of job.
    If it meant to be a fantastic story – it is. If it meant to be insirational or advice of sorts – it’s full of holes. I no doubt it happened like this more or less just won’t work for people who must be self sufficient.

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