A round-up of what we’re reading right now.

How email, IM, Twitter, and Facebook are keeping you from what’s really important. [via Harvard Business Review]

As one college senior prepares to enter the adult world, she’s asking herself big questions – like which cast iron pan should she buy for her first kitchen? [via Food52]

Both men and women objectify women, according to a recent study. [via The Atlantic]

How one doctor-cum-street-artist is bringing art and inspiration to a Navajo reservation. [via Adventure Journal]

Researchers tested how the brain reacts when you love someone with all your might. The results may surprise you. [via The Frisky]

Behold, the perfect tofu sandwich. [via Big Girls Small Kitchen]

Image: A . FRST

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Before Pendleton met Opening Ceremony and made heritage as seemingly cool as it is, mid-70s moms with feathered hair – including bombshell Farrah Fawcett – were becoming inspired by Navajo prints and ethnic designs. Seems like a reasonable trend for winter, right? I mean, I love the idea of hipsters parading around city streets trying to be cool with what people normally wear in the burbs. Add to that the men scruffy in teen wolf beards trying to look lumberjacky? It’s a look! (Side note: please go away teen wolf beard trend).

And Farrah? Well, go here to see just what her latest legacy popped out.

Back to Opening Ceremony and Pendleton.

Collaborations like theirs brought to light our love of all things culturally correct and yes, Navajo inspired like this little romper above – the newest birthing of season three’s wooley reunion of Pendleton and Opening Ceremony. $233

Sustainable label Mociun had their own southwestern moment when they produced these blanket jackets for fall 10 that screamed “I’m not your mother’s jacket!” On sale for $390 at Kaight.

Private Navajo? This Woolrich Navajo Indian Blanket Sweater is in great condition. Think slouchy cloche hat and chunky scarf to accompany the vibe.

Currently $10 on eBay! (Amy screams and rips her hair out at the price).

Tribal patterns and slouchy boyfriend style make this Navajo inspired sweater an amazing find. And it’s currently $16.50 on eBay! (More hair ripping)

This is certainly a trend that’s hanging around, so what are you going to do about it? Neglect it or grab a piece?

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