I've added a few new blogs to the feed lately and thought some of you might like them, too. My apologies if you've been reading any of these for years and I'm late to the party: Neatorama: I think I saw this once a while back, but it's a fun smattering of all things random from the internet. Today I checked out a pretty cool series of wine glasses ...

From Geneen Roth's blog: I have learned that... when things fall apart on a personal level—when I am at the edge of what I think I can tolerate–it is almost always a harbinger of unimaginable expansion and ultimate benevolence if I am willing to be with the pain of it... If I am willing to pay close attention and keep breathing quietly, rather than spiraling into fear and ...

Oh the drama! When your teachers are sending friend requests on facebook and writing Leetspeak on your term paper, there's reason to be alarmed. (However, I'm pretty sure elementary teachers invented emoticons.) How many former profs are friends on your facebook? (I admit to two).

We voted. Then we returned to caucus. About 200 people show up at our polling location! I hiss at the Clinton line. We wait. A scary man with many large, bulging moles asks me if this is my first caucus. He has been coming since 1968 and has never seen this large a turnout. We sign the sheet. Then we hang around until everything is counted to hear ...

I've been considering buying a new (to me) car. Well, I've thought about it on and off for a long time, but it's hard to rationalize when my current junker doesn't cause any trouble and drives just fine. Just like those stellar real estate images, there are some doozies on craigslist. Take this thing for example: I then went on to read another posting that said: "Very mint! If you ...

...when you're scanning Etsy for fun stuff, to find your illustrations being sold as part of other crafter's wares. I designed the "joy" piece on this card, last year when I worked in scrapbooking product design. I hope someday I can do more of it, because creating things that people love and actually use will always be infinitely more fulfilling than advertising.

I want to start sharing more of the fun stuff I find around here on the internets that inspires me or makes me smile. Today it's the work of German photographer Jan von Holleben. This image is from a series called Dreams of Flying. His work has also inspired children to make their own images. Enjoy!