Stella has some new work under the shop section.

How pretty are these dishes from Crate & Barrel. They are part of the First Taste Of Spring collection.

I Hope It Doesn't Suck - But It Probably Will

October Road from the writer of Beautiful Girls.

Premiers at 10/9c on ABC tonight.

An HBO Documentary Films Presentation

Premiers Thursday, March 15 @ 9/8c

Thank you Design*Sponge for this post about the three new varieties of egglings. They are just in time for spring: spicy red pepper, lavender and wild strawberries. $9.50 each at elsewares.com

I found these awesome vases at Modern Poverty today.

I love them but at $120, I can't justify them.

For When You Bump & Get Blood

I found these bacon & egg bandage's at Sprout Home. Super funny.

I Get The Sleeveless Part - Nightgown, Not So Much

In an attempt to buy some new pajamas for myself I did an Amazon search for nightgown. I didn't like what that search returned so I looked on the left column and decided to narrow my search down to sleeveless nightgowns. While this is what I was really looking for. And I might even consider something like this. I was also excited to see this as one of the options. I mean it is sleeveless.

Ice Cold & Red Hot

I found this at Gizmodo. For just $19.99, you get a LED faucet light that streams blue water normally, but turns red as soon as it hits 89 degrees. Gimmicky, sure, but at that price how could you say no? – Jason Chen

Remember The Bloggies

The 2007 winners have been announced.

Did Somebody Say Dog Park

God I love warm weather - so do the dogs.

No Drinking Allowed

2:30 CDT

Great Background Noise

Morning Becomes Eclectic host Nic Harcourt

These are just a few of the great live shows:
Ray Lamontagne on Morning Becomes Eclectic

David Poe on Morning Becomes Eclectic

Amos Lee on Morning Becomes Eclectic

Beth Orton on Morning Becomes Eclectic

Patty Griffin on Morning Becomes Eclectic

She Loves Her Some Piano Bench

Gwen, Pink, Bono, Annie & BORAT

I hope the new project that American Idol launched last night turns out to be a huge success. I think it is an amazing idea. Tune in April 24th and 25th.

Cutting through the Blog Smog

I just discovered Delightful Blogs. It's tagline (also the title of this post) says it all. Plus, I think the bird is super cute. Check it out.

I Might Start Eating Leftovers

Don't you just love these storage containers from Loft Party. They will be perfect for leftovers now that I am inspired to cook. I am also in love with all the serving platters they offer.

Screwed, Blued & Tattooed

It's Fergalicious

The flavor, Stephen Colbert’s AmeriCone Dream™ is a decadent melting pot of vanilla ice cream with fudge-covered waffle cone pieces and a caramel swirl. It’s the sweet taste of liberty in your mouth.

Each month Dooce aka Heather Armstrong writes a newsletter to her daughter (pictured above). Heather is an amazingly honest writer and an outstanding mother. These newsletters almost always makes me cry. This month she ended her letter with this paragraph:

This month we also filled out an application for preschool, something we hope you’ll get to start later this year, and late one night your father and I filled out several pages full of questions. We had to discuss several things, including what we hope you will get out of the program and which class we think would be right for you, and then we came back to the one question we saved for last: How would you describe your child’s personality? Your dad wouldn’t let me write “HAVE I GOT A URL FOR YOU!” so we sat there and tried to come up with a way to sum it all up. And we didn’t even know where to begin. It was one of the hardest questions I’ve ever been asked because there were only three lines for the answer, and I felt like I was trying to describe a rainbow to someone who has been blind their entire life. And I didn’t know if they were trying to mess with all these parents, because I know I’m not the only one who sat there staring at that question thinking back over every moment I have lived with you, the screaming and the singing and the way you call a lake a “lape” and a river a “ribber,” knowing that whoever gets to spend their days with you will be transformed by the experience, and that the only right answer would be: You will not be disappointed.