A wonderful life lesson we should all take from this little girls request
Nobody wants to be
this lonely so I am going to send a
Christmas card to this boy, why don't you join me in sending one too
How to make recipes cards on
PicMonkey
Another way to
preserve/save dry goods from weevils
What a great feat this dog has been taught to
retrieve lobsters from the seabed, lucky owner.
Check out some of these
awesome fences
For those crafty people, here is a
glue sponge you can make for those intricate dies, also great for kids for a no mess/no waste sort of glue.
Raised salt painting with glue.
I love doing philanthropic craft ideas like this to make someone happy, especially the older folk that dont have stuff to do like us to keep their days full. I follow
Cappuccino Journal's blog and came across this post
Quote "JB and I want to thank you ALL who sent him birthday mail. I wish I could send each and every one of you a thank you but I just don't have it in me to send out 130 thank-you's....so I hope this blog post will do to thank everyone -- the folks in Canada, Germany, Finland, Russian, Poland went above and beyond and all of you who made him collages and mail art -- it is so very appreciated.Thank you to both the San Francisco Correspondence Co-op and the Portland Correspondence Co-op.
He told me he is kind of sad now that he isn't getting mail anymore and he wishes he "would mail mail like that all the time". (We all would like that, wouldn't we?).
If you didn't send him a card and are inspired to after seeing all this cool mail, his address is:
JBF
1575 E WASHINGTON APT 530
PASADENA CA 91104
USA
Unquote ...I am keeping this portion here for my archive so I can remember to send him cards throughout the year
Here is the original post asking for birthday cards for her dad on his 101st birthday
SEND GOOD MAIL -- GET GOOD MAIL
This story literally brought tears to my eyes, I cried because the lady had only $20 left and wanted to give it up through gratitude for a kind deed and I cried because of what the writer did and the staff in the bank. A Ripple of Human Kindness
In light of all that is happening with Syria and ISIL, the world would be such a better place if those that fight for radicalness concentrated on things like this
I loved some of these videos here but the one I was really interested in was the last one with Nick Woodman, the inventor of
GoPro
The good way and the bad way of having a family get together discussion
Freak out version
Controlled version
