Why is that ciggarette unlit?

Smoking is bad, but this blog is oh so good. Le Smoking Image. Follow!

Happily Ever After?

A photo series documenting the Disney Princesses if their stories hadn’t turned out happily ever after. Cinderella, Belle, and Snow White are my favorites. Here.

(via swissmiss)

Le Love Image

I'm in love with lelove. What a cute blog! Follow.

Can't stop listening to...

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. They get bonus points for having Boggle in their video, need to get my hands on that game again! and yay Super 8!

Shilf

Blue Dot Furniture....amazing! I would LOVE to fill this book shelf with my records and books! Drool…

LOOKBOOK

found this cute fashion blog. I like the way they organize and file away what items came from where, and you can ‘hype’ the looks you like…a self dubbed ‘collective fashion consciousness’. it's inspiring. love it! follow. Lookbook.nu

All I Want Is Your Voice

this is the second time I’ve lost my voice this month. Oh well, I guess that just means more tea and honey :)

Day Trippers

This is my little sister. How precious is she? We dressed up, started at Serendipity and then took a trip to Roosevelt Island last summer to take some pictures. She’s the love of my life!

Dances with Wolves

You better gimmie that snout! Nothing cuter than wolves making out.

Not sure who to give credit to, if you know please tell me! Found the image on ffffound.com.

My Heart

Check out ‘my heart’ on weheartit.com.

Visual Book Marking

So I stumbled upon this website that essentially is a visual scrapbook on the internet. As you surf the web, you ‘fffind’ things that may interest or inspire you, or simply catch your eye, and you can add it to your ffffound page. It’s almost like Facebook’s ‘Like’ button, but for the whole internet. The home page shows current popular images, and tells you how many user’s ffffound that item. Another feature I LOVED was when you click on a photo, the website recommends other images you may like. I believe the images are selected by similar key words, and also by the users with similar taste. (Almost like Amazon.com’s ‘customers who bought this also looked at’ feature)

I was very very excited to participate in all of this, until I found out that you must be invited to become a user, keeping the website exclusive to only designers and professionals established in the design/blog world.

As a consolation prize, I found this other GEM of a website: Weheartit.com that operates on the same premise, but lets EVERYONE create an account.