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Licia Ronzulli, member of the European Parliament, has been taking her daughter Vittoria to the Parliament sessions for two years now.

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I collaborated with the social enterprise, Karaw Craftventures, and came up with these scary but cuddly “Encantures”. Karaw’s manager, Paul Orpiada and I have been talking about this for quite a time, but we only just realized the project this year.

The initial prompt for me was the Manananggal/USB idea, which came when I was desperately looking for the cap of my USB. This made me decide that the designs of all the Encantures must be functional and the function must relate to their personalities and mythical creatures. In every tag of each product, there’s a description and history of the encanture. 

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Throwback Wednesday! Here’s to our 30th year.

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Group Shots

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OH MY GOD

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Water

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Bernie Sanders marching behind Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1963 March on Washington DC.

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Jane + dresses

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Departures 1x01: Canada from Ocean to Ocean

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The Bay Area’s Filipino Food Movement sparks a national conversation

Aug. 30, 2014, at around noon, was the moment Joanne Boston realized that the Filipino Food Movement, the organization she helped found, had grabbed the public’s attention. It was the moment the organization’s first big event threatened to spiral out of control.

Boston and the other organizers of Savor Filipino, the country’s first Filipino food festival, had anticipated — hoped for — 14,000 attendees to come to Justin Herman Plaza in downtown San Francisco.

More than double that number showed up.

Shouldering her way through the press of bodies to reassure chefs who were running out of rice and meat, Boston would force herself to stop for frequent breathing breaks, channeling panic back into motion. Then she would catch sight of the festival’s banners, the Ferry Building’s clock tower rising behind them, and a different emotion would catch her up in its swell: pride.

Since that day, the Filipino Food Movement, based in the Bay Area, has become a force online. It can barely keep up with the dozens of Filipino restaurants and one-off dinners appearing in cities like New York, Washington, D.C., Detroit and Seattle. Nearer to home, the organization is trying to whip up the same ebullience in the country’s largest Filipino community outside of Los Angeles.

The goal, for Boston and her fellow organizers, isn’t merely to introduce Filipino food to outsiders. They want Filipino food to mirror who they are.

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Make her pussy wet not her eyes.

Make his dick hard not his life

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Dear followers in South Carolina, if you’re not registered to vote by end of business on Wednesday, you cannot vote in your open primary. We really really need you to turn out and do your civic duty. This election will effect your entire future, not just the next few years, but you have to act now.

Iowa is up in the air and we need a lot of help in South Carolina. Please show up. If you’re 17 but will be 18 before/on November 8th, you can vote too! More specific information about your primary at this link.                           

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Harry Potter Chapters XII