- New releases: Smart Bitches (romance), Book Riot (YA, horror mysteries, best out this week)
- Linkity from Smart Bitches.
- Ficlet.
- Just because I was really into this movie as a kid – a review of Escape to Witch Mountain.
- “This new superwood is as strong as steel and six times lighter“.
- Why all of your clothes are worse now (it isn’t your imagination).
- Charlie Chaplin and The Great Dictator.
- A comic about gender.
- Cute condo in NYC, but the price and condo fees are ridiculous.
- Rainbow house.
- Fun Victorian.
- Fibonacci house in Sedona.
- Has a disco in the attic.
- A sort of odd “as is” house.
- The place itself is bland but the decor is very seasonal.
- Mostly for the bedroom wallpaper. You’ll know which one I mean.
- Awkwardly converted courthouse in Utah.
- Bathroom placement fail.
- Why would they do that??
- Looks like that’ll be deadly when wet.
- Flimsy.
- Yikes.
Siblings asleep on my legs/lap.
Harry needs privacy so he can go back to licking the fur off of his belly…
Sleeping Polly.
I really like the Fibonacci house.
Superstrong wood sounds like a really neat idea! I just hope we don’t sacrifice any more old-growth forests for fast-growing wood to make superwood out of.
I miss the clothes from my childhood. Honestly, I wish I’d kept more of the things that were still good, just “out of fashion.”
LOVE the comic! I didn’t see the ending coming.
I liked the rainbow house more than I expected to! (I also didn’t expect it to come with a story.)
The Victorian in NY is nice—I’m not usually a fan of that busy a look to the walls, but it works.
The Fibonacci house is super cool!
Did the prior owners of the house with the disco attic just forget they had stuff up there? Weird.
But not as weird as a bathroom on a landing. WTF? So much WTF at the end of these links, though. I don’t understand how so many people fail to understand how to do stairs.
Hi sleepy kitties!
(And by “clothes from my childhood,” I mean my mid-to-late teens, when I had reached my full height. Plus, it was the late 80’s-early 90’s, so everything was baggy. I could probably still wear a ton of it now.)
Yes clothes suck. I have pants that are 25 years old and in better shape than newer ones