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How Do I Love Thee? Like Crispy, Crispy Bacon
Just in time for Valentine's day, Paperwhite Studio, which is run by Laureen Moyal and Yuliya Gorlovetsky, presents I Love You More Than..., an online project to determine how we calibrate love. According to the website:
“i love you more than ‘blank’. ” is a little project with a big heart. We believe that you can never really evaluate the value of something unless you measure it up to something else, so we wanted to ask people : What do you use as a measuring stick for love? Now we are getting answers from far and wide about the things people love in second place to the apple of their eye, whether that be a friend, a pet, a significant other… and we are sharing them with you.
Here at LAist we love our readers more than we love bacon. And that's really saying something.
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