Aran sweaters used to identify dead bodies?
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
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| (Atlantic-Pacific) |
Ahh... the fisherman sweater! The coziest of cozies! The warmthiest of the warmths! (wat?)
But does underneath all that wooly goodness lie a morbid truth?
| (from Plaidout) |
There is a legend that Fishermen/Aran Sweaters, with their unique knit patterns, were used in Ireland to identify the bodies of fishermen washed up on shore. Apparently this myth was based on a 1904 play Riders to the Sea, by J. M. Synge (where a wife identifies her husband's body based on the stitching of his sweater). The more you know!
| (Prada in Vogue via HBG) |
I want to hang these on my walls
Monday, December 10, 2012
A couple weeks ago we were strolling through the gallery district in Toronto, when I saw this Little Red Riding Hood print through a gallery window. The hubby was skilled enough at Google to find the artist online for me. Lara Zombie is the bestest.
I think my sister-in-law would like this unicorn...
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some SNL and some fur coats
Thursday, December 6, 2012
This one is not the most child-apropriate, but it's stuck in my head now...
and this. Maybe goes in my top 10 SNL skits ever...
Enjoy!
PS: i discovered the video on The Daily Muse Blog.
Career benefits of having kids earlier
Monday, December 3, 2012
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| (image from TIME) |
Came upon this article that gives some very convincing reasons to have kids in your mid twenties, as opposed to waiting until you have an established career in your mid-thirties.
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