Randomness fills my life. Food for thought. Part deux. My 37 cents. Actually counted my money and literally have 37 cents in my pocket right now. Can’t help but wonder where all my money went?!
On that matter, how come I find myself digging for spare change just to pay the grocer… or lets be honest, the pizza delivery guy. Time and time again.
In Belgium we have this thing called a SIS-card. Something to do with your medical history and a reference for getting drugs at the pharmacy. Sometimes also works as a ‘student card’ for purchasing certain tickets, … while abroad. Think about it. Try it if you reckon you still look young enough. Student fares are nice and in case they ask just say you’re studying ‘sciences’.
“Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.” 1994 called, they want their disclaimer back. We all know how mail signatures come in all shapes and size. Signatures that are an image are a no go though. You have nice and and you have useful. Using an image is not useful, definitely not very mobile.
Porn gives young people an unrealistic and unhealthy idea of how quickly a plumber will come to your house.
Started off the year with a couple of resolutions. Usually don’t set any goals but something to aim for can’t do any harm and for now they stand. One goal we did not mention is buying less and with buying less we really mean not buying the unnecessary stuff we often do.
Reckon we have a closet here with enough clothes to keep me warm/dressed the next 12 month so no need to get any extra cotton. Deleted all the bookmarks to preferred online buying channels and considering the removal of certain accounts which can only tempt me.
When it comes to food necessities we are seriously going to try and change some grocery habits. Been trying to keep the cupboards and fridge stocked with essentials only. Also starting to think more before buying as its such a shame to have to get rid of unnecessary groceries. Shopping on a more or less day to day basis seems to work, especially since we have a wide range of shops in our direct vicinity. Also planning on looking at what special offers are run or needs to be sold by the same day. Might save us some $$$ and food going to waste while at it.
Besides that we’ve also been trying to get rid of stuff. Things we haven’t touched in ages. Things we can’t use anymore. Someone else might have better use for it so why not get it our the door.
The only item I might consider buying is this R2D2 model but for now I’m not buying it!
Climbers’ ropes secured around their torsos, Jason Coatney and Armando Balmaceda stand in a melange of open paint cans and brushes. These two muralists of Colossal Media, the largest hand-painted advertising company in America, are heavily layered in sweatshirts and raincoats. But in this industry, c’est la vie. Paintbrushes in their fingerless-gloved hands, earbuds in their ears — “I like to start out with Miles Davis in the morning,” Coatney smiles, his breath visible in the frigid air — they begin yet another workday in the sky.
This is sick. Its a collaboration between Brussels based artist Oli-B and RoseStudio which we have been meaning to share.
“Olga is a charming companion.
You can hang it inside in every place. Its wooden structure is self-supporting. Coming from the fantasy of Oli-B and its colourful world, Olga is cheerful even eccentric. Not afraid about of colours, Olga shines in a glossy style. Olga is able to keep secrets. Look for the hidden parts… Create your own fantasy world with Olga.”
Yeah it’s one of 5,000,000 other burger blogs on the fountain of knowledge that is the World Wide Web but this one is particularly hilarious. If you start at the bottom of his blog when this naturally anonymous French guy began making it, and slowly work your way up, you’ll see his transformation from casual burger restaurant Instagrammer to full on artist.
Occupy and Explore is a response to new amendments to U.K. law that re-categorize squatting as a criminal offense, punishable by a six-month jail term and fines up to £5,000 ($8,000). The new laws increase the power of property owners in legal dispute with squatters, who according to the U.K. government number 20,000. Squatting groups say the real number is more.
