So i’ve been coming across all of these quotes on Pinterest for the past few weeks and I really like them. Turns out, they’re all from a fellow tumblr blogger. Check out the laws of modern man blog.
This drink has my name written all over it. It’s called a Michelada and apparently it’s a Mexican combination of Beer, lime, salt, and hot sauce. Although, I’m not so sure about this particular recipe (I could do without the soy sauce) GQ magazine has a better recipe for what they’re calling “the drink of the summer”
This is awesome. I definitely need to add something like this to the apartment that I’d designing in Tribeca. What’s this about an apartment, you ask? It’s going to be an industrial style loft. Two bedrooms minimum, exposed office in the loft, modern kitchen with slate counter-tops and a chalkboard wall, and of course exposed beams and bricks. I’ve narrowed the neighborhood down, but I’m still carefully selecting the specific street. As of now I’ve got my eyes on North Moore Street, Leonard Street, and Hudson Street. Construction on the apartment will begin at some point in the next 8 years, with a finish date set for December 28th, 2021 — my 35th birthday. I will keep you updated on the status. In the meantime, you can check out my DESIGN board on Pinterest to get a sense of what it will look like.
Also, check out this article for more on the wardrobe seen above.
Market Your Business on Pinterest
This article makes me feel a little bit better about recently spending a solid 4-5 hours per day on Pinterest. I’ve found myself obsessed. Not exactly sure what it is about it that appeals to me so much. Perhaps it satisfies my need to organize and keep track of things neatly without having an actual cork board cluttered up on the wall in my room. I get inspirations for all sorts of things on Pinterest, and now it seems I can channel that to market my “brand” — so stay tuned. To check out my pin boards, click the icon in the navigation bar of my blog.
High-res
Love this movie - and this photo. The red balloon. Will definitely have this hanging somewhere in my 35 year old TriBeCa loft.
