34 Wooden Gifts Worth the Grain They’re Cut From
A plastic cutting board picks up gray knife grooves inside a year and never quite loses the smell no matter ...
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Read the guideA duffel bag sits by the door that never quite dries out between classes, and whoever’s paying for those classes ...
Read the guideSomebody who slept in a field at Bethel in 1969 and somebody who bought a tie-dye crop top last spring ...
Read the guideThe greenest coffee cup in the world is the chipped one already in your kitchen, and anybody serious about this ...
Read the guideAsk her what she wants and she’ll say a new leotard, and that is the one thing you should not ...
Read the guideAsk a golfer what he wants and he’ll say a new driver. It costs about what a month of car ...
Read the guideAsk a player what they want and they’ll say dice. Then they’ll go and buy their own anyway. Sets get ...
Read the guideA first car is usually somebody else’s fourth. It has a scuffed bumper, a hundred and forty thousand miles on ...
Read the guideThe tab stays open all week. Somebody who kitesurfs has a forecast page loaded on a phone by Tuesday, watching ...
Read the guideThe alarm goes off at four something and the water outside is still black. That is the hour a lot ...
Read the guideA skater picks his own deck the way a chef picks a knife. Width, concave, wheelbase, the shape of the ...
Read the guideA bronze coin struck somewhere in the Roman empire can still be bought, held in a palm and set down ...
Read the guideThe piano in the room was chosen a long time ago, probably by somebody else, and the bench came with ...
Read the guideA drummer replaces his own sticks, picks his own cymbals, and will tell you what he thinks about stick taper ...
Read the guideThe part that gets people is that hummingbirds come back. A bird weighing less than a nickel crosses the Gulf ...
Read the guideA giraffe’s heart has to push blood about six feet straight up the neck before any of it reaches the ...
Read the guideThe problem with shopping for someone who spent last spring hauling four boxes to a donation center is that a ...
Read the guideSomewhere around week six of 1L, a casebook stops being a book. It turns into raw material: tabbed, highlighted, cross-referenced ...
Read the guideAsk a second-year what they want for their birthday and you get sleep, followed by a fast assurance that they ...
Read the guideThe invitation says ten years, and the gift question starts before you have finished reading it. You know these two ...
Read the guideA welder who works a full shift five days a week owns a hood, gloves, and a jacket bought with ...
Read the guideA new address needs something in every room before it starts to feel like home, and half of what people ...
Read the guideA turtle carries its shell everywhere, which is maybe why so much of what gets made for turtle lovers is ...
Read the guideTurning fifty changes two things nobody warns you about: sleep gets lighter, and the body tends to run warmer at ...
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