My current frame of mind is most probably related to the distinct lack of cupcakes in my life. [Painting by Etsy seller, jennysbakeshop.]
Should anyone who reads this be able to read or speak Japanese or be in Japan, I need this mug:

Kangaroo mug available from sunny-style.com So far, my attempts to circumvent the Japaneseness of the checkout process have failed miserably, but I can’t even begin to tell you how much I want this. There must be a way!
Amazon.com have introduced what they’re calling “Frustration-Free Packaging”.
“The Frustration-Free Package is recyclable and comes without excess packaging materials such as hard plastic clamshell casings, plastic bindings, and wire ties. It’s designed to be opened without the use of a box cutter or knife and will protect your product just as well as traditional packaging. Products with Frustration-Free Packaging can frequently be shipped in their own boxes, without an additional shipping box.”
I absolutely cannot wait for this to catch on, be introduced to Amazon.co.uk, and then be adopted by other online retailers. Way too much of my life has already been wasted trying to get flash memory out of their welded plastic prisons!

This Vitra Uten.Silo organiser is so supremely covetable that the small shelf in our hall that’s covered in pretty much everything we don’t have a place to store — receipts, keys, camera tripods, old crumpled bus tickets — is weeping as I write this. Luckily for it, I don’t have £200 to spend on an organiser board, and it’s ages until Christmas.
Available at Nest.
(And evidence suggests that at least 27% of those articles were downloaded by me.)
I’m slightly smitten with this idea for making gift boxes out of old cereal boxes. Â
Instructable by Blightdesign, via Zero Waste Blog, via Al.
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