all of the wonderful things on the internet
by Laura Fischer
Osarizawa Factory and Mine, Sports World Ruins
This is an amazing article by Michael John Grist, a freelance photographer and novelist. I always feel the urge to pull over and explore when I see run down houses or buildings from the road, and seeing vegetation overtake a forgotten structure is a nice reminder of how resilient and tenacious nature actually is.
http://unhappyhipsters.com/ Bah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! We hipsters are the most fun to make fun of, the easiest to laugh at. No one ever admits they are one, even in their grandpa sweaters and deep-vs on a fixie.
My future houses
I love ewoks and trees and and so the idea of living like an ewok in a tree, only with some of the most important modern amenities — sounds ideal. Pete Nelson is a great treehouse designer and builder and just released a book called New Treehouses of the World. I am going to order it right now.
UPDATE: It came in the mail on Monday and it is beautiful! My future children and I will definitely be having sleep outs in our future tree house.
Amazing treehouses built by a company in Germany. Ideally, in the future, in the summer I will live in one of these with a sleeping bag and wifi.