I am digging my new coffee mugs.
I love many different plants and animals (including cats AND dogs, and lemurs, and almost any kind of bird and sea mammal, and octopus ever since I saw a picture of one hugging its vet a few months ago), and can even sometimes summon a trace of affection for a few of my fellow humans, but I completely lose my mind when it comes to orange orchids, which are masters at relieving the melancholy of Sunday afternoons.
Apparently, the only aesthetic I’m into is “orange and squiggles” because I’m starting to blend into my room?
channel ORANGE” isn’t just another album, or just another album trailed by a cloud of hype and ludicrous expectations—this album is bringing people to a stop and making them listen closely, sparking e-mail threads and text-message chains. Listeners are tweeting lyrics from the album as if they were scripture, and a conversation is growing, independent of what critics are or are not saying.
Sasha Frere-Jones on Frank Ocean’s album, “channel ORANGE”. Click-through to read more, and to listen to two tracks off the album: http://nyr.kr/OAOYb4 (via newyorker)
(Source: newyorker.com, via newyorker)
What happens when Walmart leaves town? The city of McAllen, Texas, turned the abandoned superstore into the largest single-story library in the U.S.
This is fantastic.
WOOHOO
(via thetreesareenergy)
