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i know, i know.  i skipped greatest hits this week. i am sorry.  we are in the throes of potty-training and there are only so many pictures i can take of that before you stop following this blog.

i only work two days a week, and due to a school holiday and a virus/lack of childcare, i have missed both days and am now starting to twitch.  we have already started our first movie (8 am) and i anticipate at least two more in our near future.  if you think of any creative ways to keep me entertained today, please share!

here is the most random this and that full of things i covet on blogs and have saved for a rainy day.  have you found any internet treasures lately?  i would much rather read about them than disinfect the toilets.  mkay?  love y'all!  muah. (click on the links for more info.)

* i want to read this.  it's over 800 pages, mind you.  my kindle may explode.

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*the inside out exhibit is taking place at the dallas contemporary.  you step into a giant photo booth fashioned like a camera and get a poster-sized print of your portrait.   my two biggest guys are going camping this weekend, so this may just be what's on the menu for me and little man.

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*i think this painting is beautiful.  the colors.  oy.

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(artist: clare elsaesser)

*as soon as we get both of our boys into (free!!!!!!!) public school, we plan on updating the crusty bathrooms in our house.  i want patterned tile.  i want it.  waaaaaaaaaant.

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*photographer eric sahrmann created this strong baby campaign for the milwaukee health department.

i cannot handle these.  so ding-dang cute.

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*i plan on making these care kits for the homeless with my boys asap.

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*celebrity photobombs.  hahahaha!  click the link to see more.

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*and speaking of celebrities, here are some posing with their former selves.  awesome.

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*mysterious artist duo dangerdust leaves motivational chalkboard drawing weekly at the colombus school of art and design.  how could you bring yourself to erase one?

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*and lastly, check out jordan matter's project, uncovered, which features 80 women going topless in nyc to face their feelings of shame and inadequacy.  would you dare?

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that's all folks.   what did you think?

happy humpday.

love,

coco