I don’t know where this is originally from - I found it on Designspiration - but it’s plenty awesome. So awesome I had to share it.

Dat purple broccoli! →

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.

Any of you eat chestnuts? If so, this “inside” (pun intended!) joke is for you. Hehe.

50 Amazingly Achievable Things To Do Before You Die

This is something I made a few months ago, from a post I read online on Fevered Mutterings by Mike Sowden. If the image is too small, click on the link and check out the list. Have you ticked them all off?

Parsnips for November!

And November is done! Don’t forget to grab some parsnips from your local grocer. They’re the freshest vegetable of the month. Hehe.

The beta vulgaris.

Aaaaaandddd here’s what I’ve been working on - the first edition of my seasonal food planner! *burp*

(Source: goodputty.com)

Something on the horizon…

I’ve been moping about the past couple of days, but I think Stella’s finally Got Her Groove Back! The sun is shining, it’s kinda hazy, but I’ll take the sun whenever I can get it. And I’m researching beets. Stay tuned!

I’ve got The Wisdom Factor

My latest book has arrived. The Wisdom Factor is about using leadership and sustainability in harmony.

(Source: goodputty.com)

Behance Portfolio Review @ Rotterdam Nov 2

My host package arrived this week and the goodies inside are making me excited about the meetup! If you want more details on the event, please click here.

Really, Life? Really?

I saw this quote some time back, goes something like:

“When you’re a kid, you have time and energy but no money, when you’re working, you have energy and money but no time, and when you’re retired, you have time and money, but no energy”.

Well, when I was young, I used to buy loads of fashion magazines, and I could pick out models on the runways by name.

Now that I’m working, I have no money to buy any of these magazines anymore. Where’s the sense in that?