I Love Bill Cosby

I totally love Bill Cosby.

Like, big time.

Also noted here and here.

I did a little Google Image Search tonight

and would you take a look at what I found?

Seriously. Coz, let's be friends.

But current-me and 1978-you.

Deal?

Who is your biggest

{and most ridiculous}

celebrity crush?

Devote Daily

A few friends and I have been working on a project for the last few months.

It's an online daily devotional.

It's called Devote Daily.

and it launched on Monday.

It's written with high school students in mind,

but I thought I'd share it with you, too...

Take a minute, click on the link above

and read our first few posts

I'd love to hear what you think...

leave a comment

or send me an email:

allihibb{at}gmail.com

Hope your Wednesday is fantastic.

Unearthed. This World Through The Lens Of The Next

My church {Mariners Church}

just finished a series on worship

which I thought was fantastic.

Here are the links to videos of each

of the three messages:

Week 1: The Universal Seating Chart

Week 2: We Are What We Worship

Week 3: Don't Just Sit There

If you do take the time to watch any or all of them,

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Love. Love. Love.

Here's a little weekend kick-off

online round-up for you...

I love that art comes in so many forms.

Greeting cards

Photographs

Pastries

Video

Put On A Happy Face

I prefer to put on my make-up

sitting on the floor

with natural lighting

using a eyeshadow palette mirror.

I hold the mirror in my left hand,

brush/pencil in my right

with all the pieces laying on the floor in front of me.

The other morning, I realized

this might not be a common place to "put on your face"

but it's become such a routine for me.

Where do you put on your make-up?

Cold Dark Matter...And Engine Oil

To continue the discussion we began yesterday,

I thought I would tell you a bit about the best art installation I've ever seen.

Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View

by Cornelia Parker

Parker filled a shed with objects she had collected

from friends' sheds and neighborhood sales

She then blew-up the shed,

collected the pieces

and attempted to recreate the moment after the explosion.

Here's the installation:

Parker's piece is, easily,

my favorite installation of all.

Second, would be Metropolis II

{which is currently on display at LACMA}

Third, Richard Wilson's 20:50

A room custom-built for the installation,

it is filled with oil and has the illusion of well-polished, mirroring floors.

Visitors are able to stand in the middle of the dark sea via a narrowing walkway.

{The only permanent installation at The Saatchi Gallery}

I really love art.

More about art tomorrow, I'm sure.

There's A Superman Joke In Here Somewhere

I spent the my Monday at LACMA

with my friend Sara.

I saw several really great pieces

by a lot of really great artists.

But the best of all was this:

Metropolis II

created by Chris Burden

the same artist who designed Urban Lights:

I had to fight back tears when I saw Metropolis II.

We spent almost an hour walking through the display

taking dozens of photos

watching as the cars and trains began to move

then we walked through another exhibition

{which I'll tell you about another day}

but, before we left, we visited Metropolis II again.

Oh man, I love it.

I want to recreate it in my own home...

so I can watch it all the time.