My Library
I know the feeling. My library is the same. When people come over, I offer them a library card.
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Age is all in the Head: Portraits of Senior Youthful Play
Your body is telling the world that you are old. Your mind is telling everybody you are not acting your age.
Portuguese Street Artist Creates 3D Graffiti on Walls
Odeith a Portuguese graffiti artist uses illusions to create realistic 3D illustrations that seem to float in the air.
Parks and Recreation/Star Trek: The Next Generation Mashup
Cartoonist Neill Cameron's mashup of Parks and Recreation and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Wooly Ant and Other Curiosities at The Faux Museum
Would it not be cool to create mash-up animals? Ever hear of the wooly ant? You can see these amazing creatures and other curiosities at The Faux Museum:
Earliest Known Officially Licensed 1963 Batmobile Sold at Auction for $137,000
I am not a car person but the Batmobile is the coolest thing on wheels. The "'63 Batmobile" is the earliest known car in existence that was sanctioned
How to Use Your Baby as a Piece of Exercise Equipment: An Illustrated Guide
You don't have to look awkward with your baby. You can use him or her as part of your exercise routine each day.
Gingerbread Superhero Cookies
These superhero gingerbread cookies look so yummy. One cannot say no to sugar at this time of the year. The tasty treats were created by Michelle at Sugar
How to Survive an Emergency: American Style
From zombies to police altercations, this simple survival trick will keep you alive.
Signs of the Homeless
Every city has them. Most of us would not want them to be there but yet they are are there. Signs for the homeless is a telling tale
The Game of Thrones Christmas Cards
Christmas is coming and so is winter. I have it in good authority that "The Sworn Brothers of the Night's Watch" are letting Santa through this year.
The World’s Tallest Christmas Tree Ever
This is not a Charlie Brown Christmas tree it is over 100 feet tall. The Rockefeller Christmas Tree has grown since 1931.