January 7.

THINGS TO CELEBRATE.

Galileo Galelei observes the 4 largest moons of Jupiter, which are now called the Galilean moons.

The Festival of Seven Herbs in Japanese Culture: Nanakusa no sekku

(七草の節句);

symbolizes longevity, health, and warding off evil.

Happy January 7. Just thought we could like some candles and be grateful for yet another day.For me, this was a day of new hair cuts, drives to Philly airport, being pulled over for the first time and almost shitting my pants, bowling, too much coffee, Simon & Garfunkle, Raisin Bran Crunch, reminiscing, best friends, reuniting old friends, conversations with the dead and God, and curiosity that could kill any cat.

Today's obsession: Military-Inspired Menswear

GARETH PUGH

Modern, military, and mystical. A combination that could scare on the streets, or encourage the creative to take that step further on the path less traveled. Gareth dives into his dungeon-like gear with shades of gray, heavy layers, and head wear for the everyday, edgy, elite-stylist.

Ch-ch-check it out.

[Ready to wear, Spring 2010]

I'd like to celebrate with the Japanese and promote longevity and health and ward off the evil.

I'd like to celebrate a little something each day. I mean, something significant has happened each day for at least one person in this world, right? Many are born; some have died; someone bought their first house; someone got married; someone started their first day of work; someone got fired from their job. Today may be seem as, "just like any other day," but it's a day nonetheless. And it deserves to be celebrated. And, by golly, we deserve to have a celebration.

CHEERS, ALL.