Flashback Friday: Private Eyes

I couldn't choose between the original and The Bird and The Bee cover. Here's both. Psych also recreated the video for their commercial, but I don't think it tops when they did Ebony and Ivory.

There's Something About Stockholm

I love looking at their street style photos. The have such great style. I love everything about this girl's outfit. The hot pink pants. (I don't think I could ever pull that off.) The length of her blazer jacket. The shoes. The top. Seriously, perfect!

Baby I'm Yours

You know how I said that I couldn't help but dance for the last Flashback Friday post? Well, really it's songs like these that I can't help dancing to. I love it! Breakbot, a french DJ/producer named Thibaut Berland, makes me want to pull a dancing santa, but that's a post for Christmas-time.

Ed Banger Records has definitely provided me with a good start to my summer soundtrack. Not only is the song good, but the video is amazing! It was directed by Irina Dakeva, who made over 2000 aquarelle images (a.k.a. watercolor paintings), a process that took over three months, to create the video.

Flashback Friday: Send Me On My Way

I've been so lazy today due to the gloomy weather outside. Total lack of inspiration. Then this song popped into my head.

I guess you could say I'm a preschool teacher, kind of. One of my, and the kids, favorite parts of class is when we dance. I hate those boring "good morning," "head, shoulders, knees, and toes" CDs. It's seriously the most boring, annoying, pain-inducing music and the kids don't even pay attention to it. I prefer the more upbeat stuff you can dance to. This song is on my go-to CD for class. Every time it comes on in class I fight the urge to sing and dance, which usually doesn't happen. I don't know why I thought this was from Tarzan, but it's totally from Matilda. How could I be so wrong?

Great Space

I love how open this apartment is.

Anthropologie

Gmail Motion

Check out the lastest technology from Gmail: Gmail Motion. Gmail Motion allows the user to use a built-in webcam on their computer to control Gmail. Genius!