now and then i think of all the times you screwed me over.

I'm ever so slightly obsessed with this song right now. (The six year old has asked me repeatedly "Really, Mom? Again?") I'm not sure why as it hasn't any relevance to my (current) life. But I guess at one point or another we've all felt the emotions this song reveals, yes? Plus it's got quite a catchy tune. =)

I'm particular keen on moment 2:33. Happy listening!  (Give the song a full listen, it starts a bit sloooooow.)

you know that there are.

should have known.

Hit play.



I decided my favorite band (as well as this grainy low quality video) from my kindergarten days was a better fit for today's slump.  Score one for Lindsey and Stevie.

what.i.am.

Will.i.am on Sesame Street is pretty scrumptious.

in search of eustace

I don't really remember how I stumbled across this video (you know how it goes... click... click...click...wow, kinda awesome.)  And, I still can't quite pinpoint why it's captivated me so.  Anyway, this is Scottish photographer David Eustace's documentation of a three week road trip he took with his teenage daughter Rachel.




And I'm seriously loving that song by Grant Campbell, it's making me feel all moody and alluring at 9 a.m.  Nice change on a Friday morning.

Have a thought provoking weekend.