Like, for example, after having been inspired by this post on thesecretyumiverse.wonderhowto.com, maybe I would take some time out to experiment with different ways to wear my scarves.
Here’s a friendly and encouraging post about what you need to start scrapbooking (which would be a great thing for me to do with all of my millions of photos and little scraps of paper).
I could always take playing with cars to a whole new level like Chris Burden did for his piece Metropolis II on exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
I could actually open up the Tassajara Bread Book that I bought 2 years ago and begin baking bread in earnest. Hell, I could even make more of that no-knead bread Mark Bittman made so popular a few years back.
For the upcoming holiday season, I could hand make all sorts of incredible, useful gifts that don’t take up very much space whilst greatly adding to the quality of life of the receiver. Like these home made, all-natural, whole food vitamin C pills. Who doesn’t want those?
And I actually think I am going to make some of these gold dipped wooden candle holders (so hopefully all of my friends/family are too busy to really pay attention to this post and as such will be surprised when they receive one of these babies as a gift this year).
The minimalists have some really good advice on how and why to start a blog, which is the ultimate current cultural pastime, if you ask me. I can actually check this one off of my list (hooray!) though I sure do have plenty of room for improvement…
Last week, some guy in France went 207 mph on a bicycle with the help of some rockets he strapped on. I’ll probably never get around to doing something like that, though a girl can dream…
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