i feel like i haven’t been on tumblr in forever. it took me over an hour just now to catch up on all the goodies.
i’ve been in mexico and then had to go back for some more training at my headquarters for a couple days.
i’ll post photos soon!
Santa Speedo Run is this Saturday. I’m as excited as this guy is about it. It’s a run for charity.. people get sponsored to run around Boston in speedos in December temperatures.. it’s great. Anyways, my step-aunt Cori does it every year. This year, Jasmine’s roommate Jen is doing it too. Therefore, Jasmine and I will be crashing the after-parties. Last year ended with us wasted at Top of the Hub, drinking champagne, and eating fresh-baked cookies with a bunch of 30-something professionals. Cori just called me from Seattle about it, and now I can’t wait!
one of the many reasons i miss boston.
(via ieatyouruterus)
i think this is so true.
I def hav brains and beauty sitting on a seesaw of emotion…
this is so good
thought of two more things i want for christmas:
+ a taxidermed jackalope standing up on its hind legs with its paws all cute in front of itself.
+ christian louboutin pumps since they match my uniform perfectly
GPOYW - sneezing at exactly the wrong (right?) moment in my hotel room in San Diego edition.
now for some turns up and down the coast and hopefully a jetbridge swap at LAX so i can stay and see my boo.
“Drawing on the mountainous landscape of the country, the commercial high-rise building is made up of curved, abstracted shaped floors which have been layered slightly off-center from one another. Connected by a core cylindrical structure, each level’s interior is protected by full length glass windows with a see-through, wrap around balcony. This provides transparency throughout the building, and makes the floors almost seem as if they are floating on top of one another. The overall design brings together nature and the urban metropolis, with the incorporation of green space and large expansive views of the city.”
MAD Architects Call Their Project an “Urban Forest” : TreeHugger
