Those Damn Boots

A handsome collection of well-worn boots, sent to me by my friend Jerry, who came across it while geeking out over cars.

The  description to which this video belongs reads, “This channel is all about boots, flooded cars, cranking, & revving.”

Enjoy!

Forgot to mention we went to the beach over the holidays!

suitsandboots:

Those boots…

Quite a handsome pair.

Still alive. Home from the holidays!

whoretalk:

Off Pitcher + Cup

Morning sex is the best. Morning breath is the worst.

If you don’t think his morning wood will last while you both skip to the bathroom to brush, you gotta keep the necessaries within arm’s reach. If your sensibilities are delicate, keep this handblown beauty by Esque for Branch Home filled with mouthwash on the bedside table. It’s pricier than most, but you can get a perfectly good one on the cheap.

Of course for hardcore bitches, a bottle of Jack Daniels will always do in a pinch.

As a fan of well-made things who drops and knocks things over too often to justify a splurge on breakables, I recommend swing bottles for the above and other uses. 

Bormioli Rocco is a popular maker; Ikea carries Italian-made swing bottles as well.  You can find them for under $5 pretty easily.

I’ve accumulated a few from all over, including the reuse of European soda bottles. Just soak the label off after you’re done. They’re charming, dishwasher-safe, reusable, and if when one breaks, it won’t break your wallet.

Speaking of breaks: They handle drops quite well. I’ve only broken one (despite plenty of drops and tip-overs on my concrete floors). The base broke off so perfectly that it’s now a candleholder.

No more plastic or aluminum bottles. Stick a filter on your faucet (if you’re into that sort of thing), fill up your bottles, and stick ‘em in the fridge.  Whether you’re pouring into a glass or chugging straight from the bottle, everything tastes better from a glass bottle.

Added bonus: Since they’re close in size and shape, swing bottles can be displayed and carried just like wine bottles. Hell, they can be your own wine bottles.

Cheers.

Style icons at my parents’ house.

wanderlustandtethers:

Aboard the NYC Subway that runs around our Christmas tree.

These damn boots are home for the holidays.

My friend Marcie just sent this to me with the message, “If you had a dog, it would sleep in this.”

Cute DIY project, and available at a reasonable price on Etsy.

Click through for the listing.

strawfoot:

My friend Kelly got some new boots. Hers are obviously the new looking small ones and mine are the fat boots that need oil.

Same model. Crazy how they age huh?

(via itsworn)

Great pair of bags.

(via goldandsoul)