lemurfemur

An interesting exhibit has opened at MOMA. It is discussed in the NY Review of Books.

How close is this to the Food Truck?!

this woman changed how home kitchens were arranged / designed forever. there aren't enough ways

to describe her influence on the everyday live of pretty much literally everyone in the developed world.

there's a 'the sky is falling!!!' and 'change. . . we fear change' vibe to a lot of the posts here.

an initial negative reaction [especially one without actual personal experience] doen't make any sense to me. ditto for a positive one. as already explained, it takes time for a new space to really find its stride and get all the systems and kinks worked out.

then again, i'm the one responding to month-old posts. and the current conversation is way more grounded in actual experience rather than reactionary conjecture.

so, basically, yeah.

maybe i'm a little sensitive but it seems as if chicken little is alive and well and whispering into the ears of certain people.

hi, my name is erik. i grew up in maryland, went to school at umd, and now live in

petworth. i enjoy music, movies, and checking the facepage when i should be

working. good to meet all of you!