15 posts tagged “vox hunt”
Video: Show us your favorite commercial of all time.
Submitted by Jane of Art.
Several years back (I think I was in high school!), Spike Jonze did a commercial for Levi's featuring an emergency room patient and staff singing "Tainted Love." I don't know what that has to do with jeans ... but it's certainly memorable.
I've actually been looking for this commercial off and on for years, and I finally found it this evening on YouTube.
Show us your pets.
Submitted by Prakash Daniel.
Show us something pink.
It's hard to go wrong during cherry blossom season in Washington, D.C. This photo was taken near the FDR Memorial this past spring.
Show us your favorite T-shirt.
Submitted by Elisheva Chana.
But it is my favorite t-shirt, a Threadless purchase from earlier this year.
I find the illustration cleverly adorable: It's both a skunk and the number two.
Simple, yet brilliant.
Show us your to-do list.
It's not a to-do list -- it's a Ta-Da List! (Photo taken a few months back for "A Day in the Life of..." on Flickr.)
Show us some autumn leaves.
I'm enjoying the cooler weather, but I'm not ready to say that it's fall for reals yet...
This photo was taken last October, I think, at Fort C.F. Smith Park in Arlington, Va.
Show us something star-shaped.
Show us your coolest kitchen gadget.
We got a mincer and a wood cutting board as a wedding gift from a friend, and it's awesome. I'm so enthusiastic about it, I feel like a bit of a dork.
But it's so cool.
It's ergonomic and sharp, and I can power through a stalk of green onions in seconds, just rocking the little thing back and forth across the cutting board.
Show us something that tastes great
ln the past few years I've become a huge fan of dim sum, a kind of Chinese brunch with mini dumplings. One of my favorite dishes is har gow, a kind of shrimp dumpling. Prepared well, with quality shrimp, these dumplings just melt in your mouth. They've become the standard by which Rob and I judge dim sum establishments these days.
Share a photo of your commute.
I'm fortunate (and spoiled) enough that I can walk to work. (This photo was taken last winter after one of the first snowfalls of the season.)
