Peasant life

There's something about the peasantry lifestyle that's appealing.

It's got an organic, raw, and rustic appeal.

Yes, it's a romanticized view held by modern city dwellers

which distorts the reality of peasantry life which in fact was very taxing.

(http://designaculture.com/painting-peasant-life/

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/629423/modern_portrayal_of_the_roman_peasantry.html?cat=37)

Rich Redefined

Moving away from flamboyancy and ostentatiousness

Toward practicalism

Personal values > Imposed expectations

Private life > Social life

Work&life balance skewed toward "life"

Augmented social awareness and responsibility

Younger

Even more leisures

Enjoy good life one's way

Greener, leaner, healthier

Bluetooth

I think the Bluetooth technology is really smart.

Things always get done very handsomely.

It works well most of the times and makes my life easier.

I don't have much opinion about the Bluetooth logo,

but I'd say the whole Bluetooth experience itself deserves to be called good design.

Blazer from J.Crew

I really wanted to get this J.Crew blazer/coat but couldn't. :(

I think I could possibly wear it into my 70s.

(Or by then I'd get tinier and so it will just turn into a grandma's oversized jacket, not an oversized "look")

Hattomonkey

oh jesus, too cute

Batman sipping a strawberry milk "cocktail"

cutest thing...

Maeil Milk

I really like this logo.

It captures the essence of freshness very well.

Death, Life

One day when I terribly missed my grandmother,

I defined death as

not being able to hold the person's hand and feel the warmth.

She was so vivid in my memories,

and yet she just wasn't physically there.

It made me so sad to think that I couldn't hold her hands

no matter how much she's alive in my mind.