I think this will alway be my favorite postsecret.

Skinny Vanilla Bean Donuts

Cyanometer - an instrument for measuring blueness, specifically the color intensity of blue sky - attributed to Horace-Bénédict de Saussure and Alexander von Humboldt

you mothers fucker don’t need to make us scroll forty goddamn linear feet.

TEAPOT OF THE WEEK 

Teapot and Cover, 1936, Gray’s Pottery,  Staffordshire, England, earthenware, Victoria and Albert Museum. 

Gray’s Pottery was founded in Staffordshire in 1907. Hand decorated patterns made up the bulk of the thousands of designs produced by the firm. Although much smaller than the more mainstream potteries in Staffordshire, Gray’s Pottery carved out a place for itself on the international market. Many of the firms designs could be found in  national and international exhibitions of design. 

This teapot displays the distinctive hand painted appearance which Gray’s Pottery was known for. The shape of the teapot is completely no-nonsence and functional, while the charming pink flower design provides a much needed pop of colour and detail.