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Very cool social media project by Molson M. Resulted in a 20K donation to The Canadian Art Foundation.

Very cool social media project by Molson M. Resulted in a 20K donation to The Canadian Art Foundation.

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Sometimes, you don’t have to look very close at all to see something amazing in front of you. (Taken with instagram)

Sometimes, you don’t have to look very close at all to see something amazing in front of you. (Taken with instagram)

Les Enfants Terribles. The food is good, but the branding is even better. (Taken with instagram)

Les Enfants Terribles. The food is good, but the branding is even better. (Taken with instagram)

bippityboppityboo: Back in 1989, on a rainy afternoon, seven-year-old Amy wrote a letter to Roald Dahl. Using oil, coloured water and glitter, Amy sent the author a personal gift: one of her dreams, contained in a bottle. Here’s Roald Dahl’s wonderful response. (as seen on Cup of Jo)

bippityboppityboo:

Back in 1989, on a rainy afternoon, seven-year-old Amy wrote a letter to Roald Dahl. Using oil, coloured water and glitter, Amy sent the author a personal gift: one of her dreams, contained in a bottle.

Here’s Roald Dahl’s wonderful response.

(as seen on Cup of Jo)

Sweet things.

Sweet things.

Thank you, for thougths and books like these. Found a book compiled of Thank You notes by Leah Dieterich; she writes Thank You notes to the most amazing & bizarre things & people.  You can find her blog here: http://thxthxthx.com/ 

Thank you, for thougths and books like these.

Found a book compiled of Thank You notes by Leah Dieterich; she writes Thank You notes to the most amazing & bizarre things & people. 

You can find her blog here: http://thxthxthx.com/ 

“You have two choices, always: Do you respond with a sense of love, or do you respond with a sense of fear?
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(Words by Keith Yamashita #99conf.)

You know when you read something & its brilliance, unexpectedly, halts your exhale? This did it for me today.


“A writer has the duty to be good, not lousy; true, not false; lively, not dull; accurate, not full of error. He should tend to lift people up, not lower them down.
- E. B. White on the social responsibility of the writer, a worthy aspiration to remember and live up to in today’s media climate increasingly plagued by negativism, sensationalism, and journalistic laziness. (via explore-blog)

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