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Buy This: Pocket Retro Game Emulator from ThinkGeek.
Five game consoles in one: NES, SNES, GBA, Sega Genesis, and Neo Geo. 4GB of built-in storage with mini SD expansion slot.
Bonus: Plays movie files and audio files, displays jpgs and E-books files, has a built-in FM radio and voice recorder, may do your taxes and run you a bubble bath if you ask it nicely.
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OMG.Buy This: Pocket Retro Game Emulator from ThinkGeek.
Five game consoles in one: NES, SNES, GBA, Sega Genesis, and Neo Geo. 4GB of built-in storage with mini SD expansion slot.
Bonus: Plays movie files and audio files, displays jpgs and E-books files, has a built-in FM radio and voice recorder, may do your taxes and run you a bubble bath if you ask it nicely.
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In the morning, the lamp opens carefully and dims up to gently wake you up. In the evening, the flower slowly closes and eventually turns off. Lull is not yet in production, but if everything goes as planned, it is going to be in the stores by the end of 2009.This is pretty cool. I guess this would only work if you don’t have natural sunlight coming in.
Exactly how I’ve felt the past couple days.
(Via Toxel)
OH YEAH!
(Via Laserbread)
Gosh I need to get back into shape so I can do this again.
(Via Toxel.)
Yes I have found you once again! It’s been way too long. I love Bawls.
I’ve been wanting to bake so much lately. These and the Self Fresoted Nutella Cupcakes are on my list to bake. They might be a little too sweet but I just want to try them!
This is a brilliant 42 second film called ”Last Day Dream” where a man watches his life pass before him. Written and Directed by Chris Milk.
Taking Woodstock is going to be so rad! First movie I’ve actually been excited for in a while.
Great advice! I love being 5’2. I wouldn’t change it for the world.Some good advice (from Oprah) for those of us on the shorter end of the stick: Lauren Glassberg
37, 5’2”
“I’m on a first-name basis with my tailor.”
- Stick to simple, snug-fitting clothes: say no to flowy skirts, big sweaters; yes to this modified trench from Banana Republic’s petite line ($198).
- Get petite sizes, not misses’; with alterations you lose the trench’s great sleeve details, and it’s difficult for a tailor to fix too-big shoulders.
- Wide-legged pants won’t stunt shorter women if the volume is balanced by heels and a defined shape on top.
Pants, Alice + Olivia, $175. Top, J.Crew, $88. Shoes, Oscar de la Renta. Earrings, Leslie Greene. Ring, H.Stern.
Some suggestions of my own:
- It’s not mandatory that you wear high heels if you’re short but I do. The most comfortable of all will be ones with a thick platform, that way you’re not arching your foot as much but still get the added height. I must caution that finding a beautiful shoe with a thick platform that doesn’t look clunky is hard. Think Christian Louboutin.
- Below the knee skirts kill you. Usually, you can pull them off with a high, high heel.
- Pair low heels with a shorter hemline to elongate your legs. Or pair a longer hemline with higher heels.
- Jackets and coats must be very tailored and fit just right.
- Look for shirts that are longer. J.Crew makes great tees that are much longer than the average and will make you look like you have legs for miles.
