Showing posts with label good taste. Show all posts
Showing posts with label good taste. Show all posts

06 January 2015

"no faster than a running possum"

i highly recommend this tasteful piece by the new york post about a former new york city medical examiner.
And she has a final warning for New Yorkers who live alone with cats: The urban legend is true. “Your faithful golden retriever might sit next to your dead body for days, starving, but the tabby won’t,” she writes. “Your pet cat will eat you right away, with no qualms at all. I’ve seen the result.”

10 October 2012

better late than never

take a look at country star and tennessee native kenny fucking powers chesney giving ol' smokey a smooch! via


21 February 2012

wall of complimentz

Jenny: 2pz has been KILLING IT
me: oh yeah?
Jenny: its like every single post is my favorite
as long as no sports ones come up
me: right
Jenny: its so fun for me and me alone
you're welcome!!!

01 February 2012

are you describing yourself?

read this fascinating article about how to decorate like a boss, entitled "dictators of taste". that happens to be my title as well. here are some tips:
How to get the look: when you’ve got Ferraris outside, get Versace inside
Big it up Make everything miles too impressively big for comfort or practicality. It works every time.
Go for gold Slather every possible surface with gold. The furniture, walls and ceiling mouldings – even the statuary. It says wealth/pride/power at a stroke.
Go repro The old architectural and furnishing styles of absolute monarchy really do the business – lots of decoration, lots of power symbolism. (But dictators don’t like the real thing. Antiques are old and often shabby and that doesn’t cut it. Better to buy new.)
Think French while you’re in that repro mode. Repro French decoration and furniture has been the taste of thrusting big money for 150 years. It’s fancier, curvier and altogether golder (ormolu) than anything Anglo-Saxon.
Think hotel The design style that’s most influenced dictator decor is the look of big city grand hotels with their eclectic mix of pastiche styles and their oversized public spaces. Go for glass Get giant mirrors and chandeliers the size of cars to add to the fantasy value of those gigantic rooms.
Make it in marble Marble is the material of emperors. Marble makes things important, expensive and everlasting. So put it everywhere. Floors and walls, columns, tabletops and in sexy statuary. New shiny marble, of course, not dull old stuff.
Get big important pictures – 19th-century oils. Until recently contemporary art was seen as pointless and ugly in dictatorland. And Old Masters were often just dark and grim. But art pompier really does the business. Have your portrait everywhere. The most important pictures – the only ones that really matter – are of you, the Dear Leader, the superhuman. Feature yourself doing something heroic or mythological – or just meeting other Great Dictators.
Involve brands Increasingly, dictator style is a branded game. Everyone knows the global luxury brands. You’ve got Rollers and Ferraris out front so get Versace sofas and D&G curtains inside. Buy anything with animal heroes Lions in marble, eagles in gold. Everyone knows what they mean – they’re Roman, they’re Napoleonic, they’re just like you! (via)

10 January 2012

what's for lunch!

spinach!











and cheese and butter wrapped in phyllo dough.

03 January 2012

look what happened to my mom

on new years eve, can you believe it.

congrats mom. thanks for being a dedicated reader.

your t shirt is on the way!

18 November 2011

babybel light is so good.

dont you think so?

25 October 2011

Surprize Cake Tuesday

 Spotify this album and come on a tour of 1998 with us. Thanks one million, Nsicence.

28 July 2011

What's for lurnch?

Yesterday afternoon I had a grilled chicken sammy with tomatoes on focaccia with BBQ kettle cooked cheap, cheap, cheaps. not pictured, a fiji water. square water tastes better that round water.

28 October 2010

interesting connection


i was watching glee with liz last night, and she told me she had come across dianna agron's (quinn fabray's) blog, and that it was pretty cool. so i was just checking it out, and learned that she has really great taste in music (read: just like mine).

interestingly, she directed a music video for 2Pz favorite, thao with the get down stay down. check it out!
 
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