May 10, 2008
Read the article that comes with this photo.
It’s absolutely incredible that a family will have so much kids.
Click on the link to read the full article: Arkansas Mom Pregnant with 18th child
Source: AOL
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April 27, 2008
Check out this link to see one of nature’s wonders. It’s absolutely mind-blowing how Mother Earth works. 
Source: The Pompomist
April 22, 2008
It’s Earth Day!
With the dramatic climate changes recently, we all need to do our part in preserving what resources we have left and not further aggravating the terrible sickness our world is experiencing with this global warming. Our future depends on it.
Please Recycle & Conserve.
March 23, 2008
I’m sure you have heard of the saying “An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth” which means there should be “a compensating measure of justice” for each wrong doing.
But I am not here to preach but more of sharing a bit of weird science.
The first paragraph is more on making sense to the title of the post and also to give understanding where it came from. So the title of this post is not a typo, I did mean it to be that way to give hint on the bit of news I read today.
Well in the article a blind man has restored his eyesight by means of his son’s tooth. Weird? Odd? Unbelievable? Yes. But true.
Here’s the article:
DUBLIN (AFP) - An Irishman blinded by an explosion two years ago has had his sight restored after doctors inserted his son’s tooth in his eye, he said on Wednesday.
Source: Weird Odd News
March 23, 2008
HAPPY EASTER! :)
While growing up, I’ve always known that Easter Sunday is a religious event. The culmination of a week-long celebration. For a student, the best part was it’s a long weekend.
But I’ve also learned that other cultures celebrate Easter Sunday differently. In the US, Easter Sunday meant Easter bunnies, egg-decorating, egg-hunting in the garden and egg-shaped chocolates. Of course, there’s more meaning to it. But that’s what I remember most about it when I spent a few Easter Sundays in the US.
How about you? How will you be spending Easter Sunday?
Photo credits: SeattleTimes and WowPhils.
March 19, 2008
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Got new CDs the other day - Juno’s Movie Sountrack and Imago’s Blush. Been wanting to buy Juno’s soundtrack ever since I saw the movie a while back. Imago’s music is just wonderful. I might post one of Imago’s music another time. All in all, I’m lovin both of it!
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Also finished watching Death Note. Light and L’s first match-up. You guys should check it out! Now I’m looking for Death Note: The Last Name online. Just heard that there is a 3rd movie from this franchise, L: Change the World, that was just released last month. Looking forward to seeing that one too.
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In case, you’re wondering who that cute white rabbit-like cartoon is, that’s Mashimaro. Such an adorable one! Just seem perfect since Easter Sunday is just around the corner.
March 6, 2008
“I know I’m adorable.”
Wouldn’t it be nice if we could just hang around like this all day?
Out with nature and breathing fresh air.
Instead of being stuck within four walls each day.
March 6, 2008
I stumbled upon this while browsing around. Its photos from an actual Home Inspection on various homes. It serves as a reminder if you need something done in your home — leave it to licensed professionals — and avoid do-it-yourself projects unless you absolutely 100% know what you’re doing. The photos on the link I will provide are true and some are absolutely horrendous. Here’s a sample photo:
photo from www.thisoldhouse.com
It just made me cringe at the stupid things people do sometimes. How can one gamble your own life or that of your loved ones by being such a cheapskate?! Most of these pictures in the links below show a disaster waiting to happen may it be a fire hazard, electrocution, plumbing nightmares among other things. Tsk tsk.
Here are some of the links: Home Inspection Nightmares IX, Home Inspection Nightmare VII, Home Inspection Nightmare and the in-between segments can be found in the website’s gallery page.
