January 2012
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December 2011
10 posts
Trying to stay warm during this time of year in SLC can be hard both mentally and physically. After many years of living in areas with pretty harsh winters it has worn on me. Several months on short days and teeth-chattering weather isn’t my bag. I may be headed to Miami in February for work so I hope that works out. Keeping my fingers crossed!
WatchZuriick + Stephen Stone Photography (by Zuriick)
November 2011
6 posts
October 2011
14 posts
Last night I was flipping through movies on Netflix came across the documentary Bill Cunningham New York. The trailer didn’t immediately appeal to me necessarily, but it had eight out of ten stars on IMDB so I decided to check it out. Now having watched the film I would say eight stars is almost not doing it justice. The film is not just about one of the pioneers of street fashion photography,...
As this summer is coming to an end it’s hard not to look back and wish for one more weekend barbeque, or one more vacation in the sun. I had so many good times over the past few months with friends and family. This summer was one of the best in memory and I only hope the Utah winter isn’t too harsh. Knock on wood.
September 2011
12 posts
Watchjj : Your Love, travelling Live at WAH, sauna at Klubi. Monsters Of Pop edition (by We Are Home.)
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Good Fucking Design Advice →
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Bullett Media →
A nice music, fashion, culture and art website.
Li’s apartment in Beijing is a loft on the 33rd floor with a not-so-shabby view of the city. For the past few days it’s served as our main hangout while Jesse and I are here. It’s been nice getting to spend some down time with Li because it’s rare during her hectic schedule.
Xiaolongbao is on of my favorite foods, and they do it best in Shanghai. So naturally when I am here I often put down an entire basket of these soup filled dumplings of heaven myself. These little babies here are from a place called Fuchuen, arguably one of the best places in Shanghai for xiaolongbao.
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