Scrimps

The Japanese have mastered the art of cute food, which appeals to the 7 year old in me. That sounds like I ate a 7 year old, but if any of you know me know that that is entirely imposable. I have a full time job. I love Japan and I loooove scrimps. Fin

Some Sartorialist Love

Slowly becoming my fav blogity blog. Love the concept, photos, fashion and locations. In a nut shell. Perfection.

http://www.thesartorialist.com

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Mud

Mr. Pea, Sir. Pot and Mr. Clev were in a bloody war. In the end, nobody won. Why you ask? "IF INDEED you are fighting in a war," said Sir. Pot, "..and both shed blood, you are both to blame. One is not right and the other wrong. You both are wrong. You both have killed." Pot was quite disgusted. "You can NOT claim to be a peacekeepers when you have blood stained hands." Pot urged and begged with the Generals. "Learn from each other instead of seeing each other faults. Grow away from your hatred, and understand that he was born naked just as you were. We are made from the Same Minerals, and you are no better then your brother." Just as the last kind word fell off Mr. Pot's lips,the Generals went for their weapons and struck.

Clev's machete pierced right through Pot's throat and into the chest of Pea. Squish. The next strike was almost as clean the first. Reactionarily, the gun that was aimed at Sir Pot's kidney was fired. Bang! The bullet went in Pot's low back and out Pea's thigh, hitting his femoral artery. The men dropped to their knees. Their new found cold and wet dirt grave was saturated in blood. They had killed Sir Pot.

Dr. Drew would never say it like that.

"The hippocampus is a brain structure which lies under the medial temporal lobe, one on each side of the brain. It is sometimes grouped with other nearby structures including the dentate gyrus and called the "hippocampal formation." The hippocampus is critical for the formation of new autobiographical and fact memories. It may function as a memory "gateway" through which new memories must pass before entering permanent storage in the brain. Hippocampal damage can result in anterograde amnesia: loss of ability to form new memories, although older memories may be safe. Thus, someone who sustains an injury to the hippocampus may have good memory of his childhood and the years before the injury, but relatively little memory for anything that happened since."

by Catherine E. Myers. Copyright © 2006 Memory Loss and the Brain

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I LOVE trends that only 2% of the world can pull off. One being this girl, the other being Paul Pfeiffer from The Wonder Years. Good ol 8/10 theory. "Works 80% of the time, everytime."