I think a flask used to go in this pocket.

Reading this IFB piece on How Instagram Ruined My Blog - in which the author describes how she essentially migrated all her "good" content over to Instagram, to the detriment of her blog - got me thinking. Because there's so much talk out there about how the bazillions of social media outlets available nowadays result in the fragmentation of content that could easily be streamlined onto a single platform…but there's also the reality that each platform really does have its own community, with its own personality, drawbacks, and benefits. And missing out on one can feel like missing out on an opportunity to connect.

The platforms I use: Wordpress (the main RG site), Tumblr, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Google+. That is a lot of platforms. Some have unique content and some are essentially feeds for the main site, but I maintain them all on a pretty much daily basis.

Indy and I spent Sunday morning frosting Funfetti cupcakes, mostly because my obsession with them knows no bounds (as you can see, he's more about the icing). We might need to try this Oreo Funfetti Cake With Oreo Cheesecake Filling next - or at least definitely for the next birthday that rolls around, because in addition to looking like it tastes incredible, it's so pretty.

This Page Six article on the madness that was the Kim/Kanye wedding, written by a spy planted at the event, is a national treasure and must not be missed. My favorite part: "Kanye danced five songs alone with Kim to John Legend (playing the marble piano), with no one else on the dance floor, and light only on them. It felt like it went on forever. Kanye then gave a 45-minute toast to himself."

If I were in the market for anything other than a maternity bathing suit (which I don't really want to buy, but it's sadly looking like I must), I would buy this one.