I’ve been seeing this image in the subway, except the posters there have about ten giant purple pills floating around the elated woman. First it freaked me out, then I thought it was hilarious, now I realize that there’s not nearly enough advertising featuring old women twirling amid floating pills. Ad world, how about it? More floating-pill, purple-ballgown, joyful-old-lady ads, please.10:45 a.m.
Month: October 2000
Oh man, I love being a copy editor:
“In its current incantation, BSS sends a user to the best site through DNS requests and responses.”
3:44 p.m.
The best part of an article I just read on a boy named Sho who is attending college at age nine:
By the end of the day, his jeans pockets are full of the things he has collected: dead bugs and flowers, brown leaves and pebbles, dry twigs and grass. He talks to his father about philosophy, starts behaving when his mother threatens a “time out,”and ignores questions he thinks are too insignificant to answer.
10:32 a.m.
Mighty Girl 