Corey - 3/31 - Iron John, by Robert Bly
Emily - 3/31 - Come On, Feel the Illinoise! Vinyl
Corey - 3/30 - Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austin
Emily - 3/30 - Apartamento Magazine Issue #13
Corey - 3/29 - To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee
Emily - 3/29 - Palm Print Dress
Corey - 3/28 - Carrie and Lowell Bonus Sticker
Emily - 3/28 - Movable Desk
Corey - 3/27 - Carrie and Lowell, vinyl by Sufjan Stevens
Emily - 3/27 - Ladder Shelf
Corey - 3/26 - Metallic Blue Game Boy Pocket
Emily - 3/26 - Fox Cup
Corey - 3/24 - West Elm Tin Mugs
Emily - 3/25 - Jennifer Egan Novels
Corey - 3/24 - Can You Drink the Cup? by Henri Nouwen
Emily - 2/23 - Google Cardboard
Corey - 3/23 - Gray Tee from H&M
Emily - 2/23 - Cacti Arrangement
Corey - 3/22 - DC Shoes
Emily - 2/22 - Rings
Corey - 3/21 - Rumours, vinyl, by Fleetwood Mac
Emily - 3/21 - Parliament Tee
Corey - 3/20 - Drown, by Junot Díaz
Emily - 3/20 - Amanda Evans Pot
Emily - 3/19 - good kid, m.A.A.d. city vinyl
Corey - 3/19 - Leather Satchel
Emily - 3/18 - Golden Pretzel Bottle Opener
Corey - 3/18 - Various Identification Cards
Emily - 3/17 - 60's Dress
Corey - 3/17 - Holga 185-120 Holgawood 120N Medium Format Camera
Emily - 3/16 - Wine Glasses
Corey - 3/16 - Are We There, vinyl, by Sharon Van Etten
Emily - 3/15 - iPad Mini
Corey - 3/14 - Woman Hollering Creek by Sandra Cisneros
Emily - 3/14 - Hawaiian Print Dress
Corey - 3/13 - Collection of Fujifilm Instax Instant Photos
Corey - 3/12 - Lightning Charger Cable with Wall Adapter
3/12 - Nail Polish
Corey - 3/11 - Tan Argyle Socks
Emily - 3/11 - Fuzzy sweater
Corey - 3/10 - SDHC Memory Card
Emily - 3/10 - Poketo Backpack
Corey - 3/9 - SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash
Emily - 3/9 - Human Being Magazine
Corey - 3/8 - Broken glasses
Emily - 3/8 - Blue Jacket & Dress
Corey - 3/7 - Broken Brick from Fire Pit
Emily - 3/7 - Childhood Bed
Corey - 3/6 - Yellow Pencil Sharpener
Emily - 3/6 - Wooden Owl
Corey - 3/5 - Fujifilm Instant Camera Instax 200
Emily - 3/5 - Blow Dryer
Corey - 3/4 - Jar from Bar Nine
Emily - 3/4 - Towels
Corey - 3/3 - Straight Drapery Pins with Box
Emily - 3/3 - Striped Dress
Corey - 3/2 - Lake Wobegon Days by Garrison Keillor
Emily - 3/2 - Hello Kitty Toaster
Corey - 3/1 - The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz
Emily - 3/1 - Napoleon Dynamite
Corey - 3/31 - Iron John, by Robert BlyRobert Bly's interpretation of the Iron John legend is intense and beautiful and provided me a truer understanding of manhood. He explains the story of a deep forest where knights and heroes seek adventure and never return. The local King sends in a young hunter into the forest with his dog in hopes of finding those lost men; upon reaching a giant lake, he witnessed a long, hairy arm pull the dog into the water. Every man has a piece of himself pulled into that lake. This book helped me empty that lake bucket by bucket.
Emily - 3/31 - Come On, Feel the Illinoise! VinylThis was my favorite Sufjan Stevens album, but I think that Carrie and Lowell, which came out today, is maybe surpassing it.
Corey - 3/30 - Pride and Prejudice, by Jane AustinThis copy was once my mother's, and after much use, it recently lost the front and back covers. I first read the book when I was 15, and was surprised by how much I liked it. While the opening chapters are soaked with pride, the beauty of the story is seeing that pride wash away to a fulfilling humility and gratitude. In conversation with her father about her engagement to Mr. Darcy, "'Have you any other objection,' said Elizabeth, 'than your belief of my indifference?' 'None at all. We all know him to be a proud, unpleasant sort of man; but this would be nothing if you really liked him.' 'I do, I do like him,' she replied, with tears in her eyes, 'I love him.'"
Emily - 3/30 - Apartamento Magazine Issue #13A particularly nice spread of a very nice publication.
Corey - 3/29 - To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper LeeI read this book when I was 14, and I think it was the first time I realized the weight that written fiction can carry. It as a soft spot in my family; mention the name "Boo Radley" and you will bring a mist to my mother's eyes, because "Atticus was right. One time he said you never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk around in them. Just standing on the Radley porch was enough."
Emily - 3/29 - Palm Print DressHappy Palm Sunday!
Corey - 3/28 - Carrie and Lowell Bonus StickerThis sticker of an unmarked landscape came as a bonus gift with the new Sufjan Stevens record. I'm not sure where it is, though I assume it's somewhere near Spencer's Butte (though my sister thinks it may be The Badlands).
Emily - 3/28 - Movable DeskThis desk is on wheels, which is super helpful for when I want to point the computer at the couch and watch Drunk History with Kerin Higa.
Corey - 3/27 - Carrie and Lowell, vinyl by Sufjan StevensI just received this wonderful record in the mail today. It is a somber and heavy album, with small hints of hope and encouragement. "Did you get enough love, my little dove? Why do you cry? And I'm sorry I left, but it was for the best, though it never felt right my little Versailles."
Emily - 3/27 - Ladder Shelf
Corey - 3/26 - Metallic Blue Game Boy PocketThis was my first video game system. My favorite game was Pokémon Blue (long gone and lost, unfortunately). I'm thinking of investing in some used games, and revisiting those nostalgic characters and stories.
Emily - 3/26 - Fox CupGot this little guy from Anthropologie around Christmas time.
Corey - 3/24 - West Elm Tin MugsThese were a gift from my sister. I take them camping sometimes.
Emily - 3/25 - Jennifer Egan NovelsCurrently almost done with Look at Me.
Corey - 3/24 - Can You Drink the Cup? by Henri NouwenI received this small book as a gift from a close friend. It is short and profound and moving. "When we lift the cup of our life and share with one another our sufferings and joys in mutual vulnerability, the covenant can become visible among us."
Emily - 2/23 - Google CardboardMy wonderful coworkers got this for me from a VR convention this past weekend. Google Cardboard lets you use your smartphone as a virtual reality device! You just download some apps, put the phone in the cardboard holder, and you're set.
Corey - 3/23 - Gray Tee from H&MReceived this gray tee for Christmas a few years ago. Sized medium, great for layering.
Emily - 2/23 - Cacti ArrangementA housewarming gift from Alison Hu.
Corey - 3/22 - DC Shoes Just a rad pair of DC shoes. Thanks for the Christmas gift, mom.
Emily - 2/22 - RingsVery simple and mostly gold.
Corey - 3/21 - Rumours, vinyl, by Fleetwood MacI picked up this album at Amoeba Music late last summer. This album feels timeless to me, like it will always be relevant and groovy and heartbreaking. Ah, "But listen carefully to the sound of your loneliness. Like a heartbeat, drives you mad, in the stillness of remembering what you had, and what you lost, and what you had, and what you lost..."
Emily - 3/21 - Parliament TeeRepped Parliament, this great design agency from Portland, on my hike in Sedona today.
Corey - 3/20 - Drown, by Junot DíazSet of short stories by Junot Díaz. It opens with this wonderful poem/statement by Gustavo Pérez Firmat - "The fact that I am writing to you in English already falsifies what I wanted to tell you. My subject: how to explain to you that I don't belong to English though I belong nowhere else".
Emily - 3/20 - Amanda Evans PotBought this little ceramic pot and cactus from the Golden Pines Falliday party this year! It was made by Amanda Evans, a talented artist I went to Biola with.
Emily - 3/19 - good kid, m.A.A.d. city vinylListened to the new album today and had an existential crisis. It's so deep and convicting and I completely wasn't expecting it.
Corey - 3/19 - Leather SatchelThis is an amazing leather vintage satchel that my sister gave me for my birthday once. If I knew the brand or maker I would tell you. I usually use it as an around-town camera bag.
Emily - 3/18 - Golden Pretzel Bottle OpenerA Christmas gift from my mom!
Corey - 3/18 - Various Identification CardsDriver's Licenses, Sam's Club Cards, AAA, Credit, Debit, etc.
Emily - 3/17 - 60's DressThis is what I SHOULD have worn for St. Patrick's Day, but I completely forgot. It's a vintage dress from the Wintersburg rummage sale and is pretty fabulous.
Corey - 3/17 - Holga 185-120 Holgawood 120N Medium Format Camera"Sunset Boulevard" edition. This is a fun experimental Medium Format camera, but I hardly use it. I need to revisit this little camera.
Emily - 3/16 - Wine GlassesNana gave me these vintage champagne/wine glasses for a housewarming gift! They're delicate and fancy and I've broken 2 already.
Corey - 3/16 - Are We There, vinyl, by Sharon Van EttenA sad and slowly moving record, with wonderful words as this - "Pace mine for you. Hold my horses. Patience. Hey man. Tricks can't wait to hear my emotions. Every time the sun comes up I'm in trouble."
Emily - 3/15 - iPad Mini A Christmas present from work, featuring one of my favorite C.S. Lewis quotes. Download the quote artwork as a background: http://goo.gl/hjf6Am
Corey - 3/14 - Woman Hollering Creek by Sandra CisnerosOne of many important books read for a feminist literature college course. This is a difficult book of mostly depth and sorrow, but starts out with a short story called "My Lucy Friend Who Smells Like Corn," which is charming and innocent.
Emily - 3/14 - Hawaiian Print DressToday was too hot for sleeves.
Corey - 3/13 - Collection of Fujifilm Instax Instant Photos5+ years of photos and memories, all shot with my Fujifilm Instax 200 Instant Camera.
Corey - 3/12 - Lightning Charger Cable with Wall AdapterUsed to charge Apple products, specifically my iPhone 6.
3/12 - Nail PolishI've pared down my childhood collection and love these.
Corey - 3/11 - Tan Argyle SocksMy only argyle socks were picked up at a wedding. Somebody, likely from out of town, left the pair behind.
Emily - 3/11 - Fuzzy sweaterMy friend and I ran up 4 flights of stairs at Shibuya 109 (Japanese Forever 21) to speed shop, and I got this sweater.
Corey - 3/10 - SDHC Memory Card16GB. My back up memory card for my DSLR.
Emily - 3/10 - Poketo BackpackCute and inappropriate for hiking.
Corey - 3/9 - SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash90 MB/s, UDMA 7, 16GB. Pretty important for a photographer with a DSLR.
Emily - 3/9 - Human Being MagazinePretty much the only thing I buy from expensive LA boutiques.
Corey - 3/8 - Broken glassesIt's probably strange that I'm holding on to this broken pair of glasses. As an artist, I appreciate the strange metaphor: Glasses, a symbol of sight and knowledge and "vision", broken in half. That is tragic poetry.
Emily - 3/8 - Blue Jacket & DressThis is the outfit I was wearing Friday night, when I had a wonderful time hula dancing and hanging out with some friends... and threw my phone on the GROUND.
Corey - 3/7 - Broken Brick from Fire PitI've spent the last 8 years meeting around a campfire with a few other like-minded men. It's been extremely rewarding for my soul. A few years ago, the fire pit started falling apart. We each kept a piece of brick to represent the work we've done and the work we'll continue to do.
Emily - 3/7 - Childhood BedAfter a long few months, I'm finally at my parent's house for the weekend. It's been such a nice day full of comfort and peace.
Corey - 3/6 - Yellow Pencil SharpenerA little pencil sharpener. I've had it for years.
Emily - 3/6 - Wooden OwlThis cute dude has graced my walls since Biola dorm days.
Corey - 3/5 - Fujifilm Instant Camera Instax 200I got this camera late 2009. I've taken hundreds of photos on this camera; it commonly gets mistaken as a child's toy.
Emily - 3/5 - Blow DryerCrucial girl stuff.
Corey - 3/4 - Jar from Bar NineI used to work in Culver City, where I would visit Bar Nine, a favorite place to take a coffee break. They use a pretty cool take out system - pay a dollar for a glass jar, great for coffee on the go, and ecologically sustainable in the long run.
Emily - 3/4 - TowelsFluffy goodness.
Corey - 3/3 - Straight Drapery Pins with BoxThese are just simple little sewing pins. I use them to hang up wall art in minimalist fashion.
Emily - 3/3 - Striped DressComfiest, easiest dress I own.
Corey - 3/2 - Lake Wobegon Days by Garrison KeillorMy parents have two copies, so I took one. A memory from GK - "When I left Lake Wobegon, Donna Bunsen and I promised each other we'd read the same books that summer as a token of our love, which we sealed with a kiss in her basement. She wore white shorts and a blue blouse with white stars. She poured a cup of Clorox bleach in the washing machine, and then we kissed."
Emily - 3/2 - Hello Kitty ToasterYes, I have a Hello Kitty toaster. And yes, it makes imprints of her face in each piece of toast.
Corey - 3/1 - The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz"But the fukú ain't just ancient history, a ghost story from the past with no power to scare. In my parents' day the fukú was real as shit, something your everyday person could believe in. Everybody knew someone who'd been eaten by the fukú..."
Emily - 3/1 - Napoleon DynamitePedro offers you his support.
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