Favorite Links

Jon Reed—brilliant social commentary, incisive thoughts on music, work, life and sandwhiches (among other things); a wit that will make you both pee your pants with laughter and wave your fist in fury.

Elizabeth Solaka—gorgeous, tender, insightful photography. If you sit for a portrait with Elizabeth, you will, perhaps for the first time, discover how beautiful you really are.

Pieces of a Girl—handcrafted jewelry by an intrepid soul. Each piece is handmade and thoughtfully packaged with love and delivered with its very own gorgeous narrative by its very own gorgeous creator, Lizzy Flanagan.

Jerree Small—With a voice like maple syrup and a heart in tune with all that's good, Jerree Small's folk music will wrap you up and rock you down.

Kris Delmhorst—Generous of spirit, sultry, salty and divine, Kris Delmhorst was put on this earth to play music. When you see her perform on a stage or even just at home in simple lamplight, it's clear that play she will. With a golden depth and maturity she radiates a youthful joy, the kind that comes from doing what you love and what you're good at—like climbing trees or letting go the handlebars when you were ten.

Trina Hamlin—Hark! What light through yonder window breaks? It is Trina, and she is the sun—and also the cool summer shade that takes you in when you can no longer stand the heat. Good-hearted and gorgeous, Trina's music makes you tap your feet and long to be among the treasured items fortunate enough to be immortalized in words passed by her sweet-tipped tongue: Jacaranda, here I come.

Sorry Everybody Dot Com—It started as one grad student's attempt to let the world know that not all Americans voted for George W. Bush. His site struck a cord with Americans, who quickly jumped on board in droves causing this grassroots project to spontaneously become a giant collection of thousands of images of people from all over the country expressing their own personal apologies to the world.

Apologies Accepted Dot Com—Citizens of the world use their digital cameras to talk back and accept Sorry Everybody's apologies. The site got more than 3,000 hits in the first day, has posted more than 1300 photographs, and at our last visit had received more than 15 million hits.