one of my favorite blogs, the sartorialist, will be on exhibit at the adamson gallery around the corner from my house.

the concept of the blog is so simple it hurts: run around fabulous cities and take pictures of beautifully dressed people. the guy who runs it is one of time magazine’s “top 100 design influencers” (whatever that means) and is generally very famous in the fashion world now.

there is an open reception tonight, and i might as well go check out the scene. i’m not sure why i’d go look at 8 1/2×11 prints of the photos i can already see from the comfort of my own home/computer screen, but i suppose it’s good to be part of the world every once in a while. maybe i’ll run into some protesters.

and seriously, what’s with my newfound artsy fartsy interests? don’t worry, i’m keeping it real w/ a jeopardy marathon later and three flag football games this weekend. word.

lady, your hair is outrageous. that look might be OK in west virginia, but that shit don’t fly in ann arbor. and for the love of god, go buy a northface fleece.

from inside higher ed:

The Georgia Board of Regents voted Wednesday to lift a ban on placing college logos on coffins, clearing the way for fans of the state’s universities to hold on to a little bit of alma mater for eternity, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. A 1982 policy barred logos on coffins, alcohol containers, sex toys and other places deemed inappropriate, and the board only made a partial change. “You still can’t put a logo on a toilet seat, but you can now put one on a casket,” said John Millsaps, a board spokesman.

i wonder if michigan has any similar policies. and does a beer koozie count as an “alcohol container?” the sex toys joke is too easy.

this whole casket thing is a moot point for me anyway; i don’t want to be buried in a casket. i want to be a lifegem, or if that’s too freaky, then a green burial will do.