


by The Oatmealvia @thatwhichmatter
whatever takes my fancy
Perpetual Calendar U$49.95
Various Cards from A$4.95
Lucky Heart Card AU$5.45.



Lifefactory WeeGo baby bottles are made from toughened glass that is safe and hard wearing.
From AU$19.95 from The Hip Infant.
via Well Medicated. 
Have you been to the Deus Cafe? The menu is making my mouth water.Despite all this activity Churchill’s daily routine changed little during these years. He awoke about 7:30 a.m. and remained in bed for a substantial breakfast and reading of mail and all the national newspapers. For the next couple of hours, still in bed, he worked, dictating to his secretaries.
At 11:00 a.m., he arose, bathed, and perhaps took a walk around the garden, and took a weak whisky and soda to his study.
At 1:00 p.m. he joined guests and family for a three-course lunch. Clementine drank claret, Winston champagne, preferable Pol Roger served at a specific temperature, port brandy and cigars. When lunch ended, about 3:30 p.m. he returned to his study to work, or supervised work on his estate, or played cards or backgammon with Clementine.
At 5:00 p.m., after another weak whisky and soda, he went to be for an hour and a half. He said this siesta, a habit gained in Cuba, allowed him to work 1 1/2 days in every 24 hours. At 6:30 p.m. he awoke, bathed again, and dressed for dinner at 8:00 p.m.
Dinner was the focal-point and highlight of Churchill’s day. Table talk, dominated by Churchill, was as important as the meal. Sometimes, depending on the company, drinks and cigars extended the event well past midnight. The guests retired, Churchill returned to his study for another hour or so of work.
I am so up for a phone case that also doubles for license, credit card and cash carrier too.
From Crayon Rocks, these soy wax and natural colours. US$8 for 16 in drawstring bag shipped by Nico & Zoe.



I promise to make funny faces with you forever. My darling turns one today.
Map? Check.
'Strange light fell over Australia on 23 September 2009. An unexpected dust storm blanketed New South Wales and Queensland, turning everything an eerie shade of amber. At its peak, the storm swept up 140,000 tons of soil per hour. In spite of the worst dust storm in 70 years, intrepid photographers ventured outside to document what was happening to their homes, neighborhoods, and country. This is what they saw.'



via TED

Meet the clever Hello Sandwich at the College of Fine Arts Spring Fair today in Paddington. You can buy her pre-loved studio materials, wonderfully re-packaged for your next art project.
Tired of pseudo-sunny dispositions telling you that there may be a chance of some showers or sunny periods today? What the hell does that even mean? 


" I've lived in Sydney for over 30 years but I've never