Swing Away

Twentiesh gal living and working in the lovely Charleston, South Carolina with a new husband and an imaginary dog. By day: marketing+social media geek. Otherwise, I'm sous vide cooking, history loving, museum trekking, margarita making gal, with a side obsession of counting down the days to the Hobbit films.

My name is Claire. Taking a swing here at all things thrown my way.

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~ Tuesday, January 24 ~

goldfein:

No one is safe from dubstep, not even Kramer

I cracked up way harder at this video than I realized I would.

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~ Sunday, January 22 ~

The best $13 ever spent at The Vegetable Bin.

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thatkindofwoman:

Can I go to there?

This is a cool bed and all, but that bed would never be made. Ever.

(Source: royal-nightmare)

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~ Friday, January 20 ~

peoplemag:

H to the izz-O, V to the izz-A, Warren Buffet gets his damn hands up while celebrating with the Hova himself at the re-opening of Jay-Z’s 40/40 club in N.Y.C baby!

defjamblr:

Warren Buffett

I applaud whoever this person is writing for People on Tumblr. Keep it up.

(Source: complexmagazine)

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~ Friday, January 13 ~

How on earth did David Hasselhoff get on my Eric Hutchinson Pandora station.

Tags: Heck no David Hasselhoff Pandora Music
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“Newsweek Reviving Its 1960s Design for ‘Mad Men’ Issue, Down to the Ads”

The magazine experienced its own upheavals in those years as cultural norms shifted. “In that period women were not even allowed to write for the magazine,” Ms. Brown said. “There was a whole ‘Mad Men’ culture at Newsweek. Women had to be the researchers and the copy backup to the sort of swaggering male writers. In the ‘70’s, the women of Newsweek launched a class-action lawsuit to write and have bylines.”

So excited for this Newsweek issue. The articles, ads and images are going to just be fantastic.

Tags: Newsweek Mad Men Ads
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~ Wednesday, January 11 ~