pottery barn now offers a selection of organic bedding. and they carry cal king! they have some fun patterns. and on their site, they have a video about how they print on the bedding. it's kind of interesting. or maybe not. anyway, i am just happy they included california king sizes in their new line.
this extra long yoga mat from yoga accessories is 84" long and a quarter inch thick. and it is on sale! i want one! but i already have two regular length yoga mats. i usually stack and stagger them so i get more length.
this one comes in dark blue, dark purple, black, teal green, forest green, and burgundy. it is latex free and machine washable.
if 7' is not long enough for you, ruth white is a uk company with REALLY long mats: 7'3", 7'11", and even 8'7".
summer may be long gone, but i just discovered this extra long beach blanket. it's six and a half feet long, and has room for 2 tall sweethearts. it comes in a pouch, and you can monogram it. lands' end sells it. and they have a great selection of long towels, too.
No, not bikes for tall people, not really. The tallbike trend is poised as the next big underground bike fad to surpass the current fixie... er... fixation. That is, if you count the pennyfarthing trend out as too Victorian (although, consider what the idiots from Panic! At the Disco look like these days) accept that it's not just insane fuckshitupists in Redhook/Bushwick who think they're cool, and consider that even Canadian Mennonite pastors are building them, we're talking mainstream status hits in T-minus 10.
Now, there's nothing really to say that using a urinal is an experience that requires connoisseurship, but with urinals, as with everything, you know the difference when you see it. This example from Eljer is 42" high and pretty much guarantees that you don't really even have to think about aiming. I wish I could find an example online of the American Standard I encountered last night at the Kona Club in Oakland, but I don't think they even make it any more. Not that I'd put one of these in my home, necessarily (especially at ~$700), but I sure do appreciate them compared to the tiny, little clam shells you find in most mensrooms.
