it's true, there's no concept of weekends anymore. (from: true stories)
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FORAGE stockist
- slaysh
- mr. lee's general store
- friend
- sault
- poketo
- 23rd/1st
- animal traffic
- cottage industry
- the future of frances watson
- rare device
- the common
- stag
- the little dröm store
- bhldn
- the little apple
- trohv
- of a kind
- tool & tack
- jonathan wright
- the curiosity shoppe
- amelia presents
- douglas + bec
- urban outfitters
Yes! I vaguely remember when Monday mornings used to be a dreaded event, but now that don't seem so different from Saturday nights. But, I mean that in a good way (busy but good way).
And, True Stories is really really a wonderful masterpiece. We've watched it at least 20 times at our house.
Posted by: Shawn / Lullatone | October 03, 2011 at 09:31 PM