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Bad Ethnography

Bad Ethnography is the love baby of a group of designers/teachers/ethnographers/architects and a Rroma. If you find your work here is not because it's good or bad ethnography, it just is.
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  • Piece on open marriage...

    I spent a recent weekend up in Maine with my girlfriend and our three kids. We went on long canoe trips, made mountains of buttery waffles, and read Rainbow Fairy books aloud till the words blurred together on the page. When the kids had gone to bed and the house was quiet, we crawled into bed and had sex so hot I thought the sheets might catch fire.

    When I got home, I told my husband all about it…

    (via cjernigan)

    Posted on January 25, 2012 via Little Lost Poly with 20 notes

    Source: littlelostpoly2

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      This is an awesome article - and the only way I’ll get into a serious relationship with anyone.
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      Definitely worth reading. ~ C + X
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      I spent a recent weekend up in Maine with my girlfriend and our three kids. We went on long canoe trips, made mountains...
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