Maybe Bob Weir is turning into Jerry Garcia...

As I watching Dead & Co. last night, it struck me how much Bob Weir was starting to look like Garcia. Meanwhile, John Mayer is filling the role once filled by Weir -- the young, good looking guitarist.

Making a Marriage Magically Tidy

"Wooden hangers are mimosas. Nobody’s going to OD on mimosas. Wooden hangers give you a boost of confidence. They make you feel rich and thin. They make a plain white shirt sexy. You promise yourself you’ll fill one closet, then you’ll quit..." Read Making a Marriage Magically Tidy via NY Times

If you haven't read it already, I highly recommend Marie Kondo’s book “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up.”

Long Strange Trip: The Untold Story of The Grateful Dead

For 30 years, the Grateful Dead were the most unlikely success story in rock and roll. At the peak of their popularity, they were the highest-grossing concert act in America, but they did it by breaking all the rules -- available today on Amazon Prime.

Great Grandpa is the Return of Teenage Grunge That We All Needed

And of course they are from Seattle. That level of angst is only achievable with the steady, unbearable rain of the northwest. It doesn't just happen.

Found Interiors

RIP J. Crew

What the happened to J. Crew? 

Much of this season’s women’s clothing fell in that screaming-loud-and-saying-little category

Somewhere between 2010 and today, J. Crew became the equally boring, more expensive alternative to Gap.

halp!

Captcha since Trump was elected.

Google's CEO thinks your Powerpoint sucks

Text heavy slides tell me two things: 1. The presenter isn't that creative. 2. I'm gonna have a hard time paying attention to this presentation.

Do you want a more interesting presentation? Use more pictures and fewer words... You're the expert, not your slides. Nobody had an attention span anymore -- plan accordingly -- you have to get their attention immediately and pictures will do it a lot faster than text. Also, we are better at remembering pictures ... (Read more via Inc's Google's CEO Doesn't Use Bullet Points and Neither Should You)

Underground in the 1940s: Alex Katz's Subway Drawings

In the 1940s, before he found acclaim as a painter, Alex Katz, now eighty-nine, was a student at Cooper Union. Uninterested in the models his teachers asked him to draw, Katz rode the subway for hours, often into the early hours of the morning, sketching the passengers who caught his eye... [read more via The Paris Review]

Don's Summer Short Report

Shorts are great! They keep you cool in the warm months and also allow for additional flexibility/mobility! 

Men's Climb Shorts by Topo Designs