The most jellicle T-shirt ever

Meow meow Jennyanydots meow.

I won't lie: I considered buying it. Good sense ultimately won, though.

At Urban Outfitters

Many mini sock monkeys

A bin of monkeys

At Crate & Barrel

Typography on dishware

Shake, Chill, Stir and sip plates: $3.95 each or four for $12.95

At Crate & Barrel

Feathered-hair special

One word: conditioner.

She's on sale at Grand Wig House, and it's no mystery why.

For that sophioated looks

Sophioated looks, by Junee Fash'ion

I love the creative spelling — or not spelling — on this weave packaging. 

Blank stares

Time for the annual Halloween visit to Grand Wig House! All those disembodied heads are so scary.

Interco Plaza is no more

Looking north to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, over the former Interco Plaza

The view from 900 N. Tucker

Sausage party?

These e-mail blasts drive me nuts. Especially the subject lines, which are always written in the first person.
I wouldn't rule out sausage making as a way to grow revenue creatively and rapidly down the road, though.

Cat-shaped wine!

I'm totes adding this to my shopping list for my next visit to Culinaria. And possibly for some holiday shopping.

Anybody know what these things are?

These robot-shaped things are all over the streets downtown. But why? Why??

Coming next month: Jive & Wail

At Washington Avenue and 13th Street.

Please leave my $#*! alone

File this under "passive aggressive notes." Found on the sidewalk behind my loft building, I suspect it was left by a homeless person on his/her pile of belongings.

Halloween typography

I'm easily wooed by products that are well designed. Especially at Target. These Halloween-themed napkins and plates are so cool that I'm tempted to host a Halloween party just to have an excuse to buy 'em.

Girl, you lost your bling

Visual journalism in STL

I have some pretty talented coworkers. Check out this video by Brian Williamson, promoting the Society for News Design's 2011 conference, being held in St. Louis. Music is by Christopher Ave.



(I didn't catch this gem until the second time I watched, but I'm still LOLing.)

Give your car longer, thicker lashes

I just spotted this car downtown and immediately declared it the Funniest Thing Ever.

These gals are double parked

I spotted these women earlier today at Taste of St. Louis and have decided they must be members of either the Wiccan Dance Ensemble or the Parking Lot Finger Cymbals Orchestra. Either way, they attracted a crowd and vanished quickly after their performance.