My current theory is that when the entire world collapses, and we end up living in shipping containers on some giant barge floating out on the sea, we won’t even mind because we’ll have internet and cool collapsible furniture. It’ll be just like the spaceshipin Wall-E, only with more 700% more disease and machete wielding maniacs. In the meantime, i really want the mobile kitchen.

What I love about Barney Miller is that each episode is like a mini-play. You could imagine sitting in some black-box theater with a bunch of stuffy drama types

Casa Aquina, a wood and stone dwelling in Morelos, Mexico. Increasingly, I’m finding that all the cribs I want to live in are south of the border. I would expect no less from a country smart enough to keep the VW bug alive. Sculp(it) - Belgum Excellent use of limited space, also would fulfill my bizarre to live in a) a box, and v) a cave. Who doesn’t need a stuffed zebra? Director Roland Emmerich, gets jiggy with it…  

Available in the US of A, like, um never.

Some things are are both both useful and beautiful. The Opinel #10 is one of those things. There is no better lunch on the go than a hunk of crusty bread, a block of cheese

Since driving is considered a privilege in Japan,( and not a right, like here in the states), it is pretty expensive to get a license to drive.They also seem to have some sort