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yipe:


It was lightly drizzling on a hot Chicago night and I was standing in a fountain with my tripod taking long exposure photos of kids playing in the water.
That’s when I met James and Rachel. They were dancing in the fountain. My first thought was “What a wonderful date, this guy is quite the romantic.” I was disheartened to learn that James was simply teaching Rachel how to ball room dance and they were not a couple. “What a shame,” I thought, “there was definitely chemistry there.” 
We swapped email addresses and I promised to send them copies of the photos I was taking. Today I got an email from James. As luck would have it, as of that beautiful evening they were dating and now they have photos of their first date.
Moments like this are why I never leave home without my camera.

yipe:

It was lightly drizzling on a hot Chicago night and I was standing in a fountain with my tripod taking long exposure photos of kids playing in the water.

That’s when I met James and Rachel. They were dancing in the fountain. My first thought was “What a wonderful date, this guy is quite the romantic.” I was disheartened to learn that James was simply teaching Rachel how to ball room dance and they were not a couple. “What a shame,” I thought, “there was definitely chemistry there.” 

We swapped email addresses and I promised to send them copies of the photos I was taking. Today I got an email from James. As luck would have it, as of that beautiful evening they were dating and now they have photos of their first date.

Moments like this are why I never leave home without my camera.

jonahray:


Inception explained for Mac users.
Am I too late on this?

jonahray:

Inception explained for Mac users.

Am I too late on this?

The best antidote to internet addiction is reading novels. From FakeTV. No doubt, I’d add hanging out with actual people (not their avatars) and walking in the woods. (via @robinsloan) (via guy)

FOR WE ARE MANY (by Nicholaus Goossen)

Pretty excited about Rad Omen’s debut album, out August 31.

Today: The End: Observatory: Design Observer

A fond farewell to Today. Thanks Eric!

Today: The End: Observatory: Design Observer

A fond farewell to Today. Thanks Eric!

The practices that consumers have adopted in response to the economic crisis ultimately could — as a raft of new research suggests — make them happier. New studies of consumption and happiness show, for instance, that people are happier when they spend money on experiences instead of material objects, when they relish what they plan to buy long before they buy it, and when they stop trying to outdo the Joneses. Consumers Find Ways to Spend Less and Find Happiness - NYTimes.com