slolane:

This is from a book I’m reading right now: The Buddha Walks into a Bar

garageprojectmotorcycles:

Fantastic CB750 Cafe Racer spotted on Iron and Air’s Pinterest site.

We have two of these in the garage in stock condition looking for new owners, if you like this style, contact us to discuss changes and price.

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bicyclestore:

Springtime Girl 5 x 7 Illustration Print

(via mrtybll)

newyorker:

Shouts & Murmurs: Honest Pinterest Boards

Stuff I Want
Things I Super-Need
Presents I Want You to Want Me to Have
Dear Christ, Please Let These Items Go on Sale
Décor for My Pretend House
Seed Husks in Mason Jars
Cute Crafts for Three Pounds of Waxed Acorns I Ordered Online
I Am TOO Going to Keep Chickens, David
When I Get an Embosser…
Crushingly Expensive Ribbon
For No Reason: Jean Shrimpton

- For the rest of Ann Hodgman’s honest Pinterest boards: http://nyr.kr/IJ8C4w 

justabookclub:

Another tote, that the inner book-nerd in me could not pass up.

“i like big books canvas tote bag” by Bookfiend

thecorcorangroup:

Invite Marilyn Monroe to Thanksgiving Dinner

It has been told that the classic blonde bombshell wasn’t much of a cook and therefore didn’t enjoy being in the kitchen. When Marilyn did cook, she usually kept things simple - famously and perhaps slightly exaggerated, it’s been told that she liked cooking peas and carrots because the color combination was appealing.  However, a new book - “Fragments” a collection of letters, poems and scribblings from 1943 to 1962 - includes a recipe in Marilyn’s handwriting that suggests that she not only cooked, but cooked confidently and with flair.  The recipe is for a complex turkey or chicken stuffing that she might have picked up from the DiMaggio family, as it dates from the time when she was married to Joe.  We might try it this year!  (Read more at NY Times)