love it. Matt and I, Midwesterners through and through, always giggle at the pandaemonium that is an East Coast SNOWSTORM.
Nobody freaks out over snow like D.C. freaks out over snow.
Screenprint of the Day: “Art history (part one - version C)” by Vuk Vidor.
This owns me.
[swissmiss.]
(via kimikarma)
needed this
50 Ways to Cope With Stress
“ It is awfully easy to be hard-boiled about everything in the daytime, but at night it is another thing. ”
Hemingway - The Sun Also Rises (via adamiss)
“ To a surprising degree, feeling rich or poor is a state of mind. There are people who pull down $3 million a year who are miserable and feel strapped for cash and people who make $30,000 a year who believe they have everything they need. But income data can surely tell us something. And they tell us that $250,000 puts you in pretty fancy company, especially after the collective pratfall the economy took in 2008. The Census Bureau last summer reported that real median household income was $50,303 in 2008, down 3.6 percent from 2007. It’s likely that figure fell further in 2009. So a household that’s making $250,000 today is making about five times the median. In fact, as this chart shows, only 2.476 million U.S. households, the top 2.1 percent, had income greater than $250,000 in 2008. (About 20 percent of households make more than $100,000.) ”
ah, the amazing power of state-of-mind.
Gross, putting to rest the myth that making $250K a year doesn’t make you reach. (via newsweek)
For every pair of 141 Eyewear purchased, we give a new pair of prescription glasses to a person in need. No portions of proceeds. No percentages.
It’s that simple.
Pep talk: Be it a momentary slip up or a monumental fuck up, you can bounce back. Mistakes don’t make you bad! Resuscitate your dignity. Talk your pride off the ledge. Behave like a hero and keep marching past life’s little booby traps.
Today remind yourself: I can recover.