Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Readers of the world, unite! Book Crossing!

Although it's been around for a while, I have just found out about Bookcrossing.com. What a wonderful idea brought to fruition.

Let's say you have just read a book. You liked it, but don't really plan on reading it again. So you slap a label on the book and leave it in public (a waiting room, plane terminal, cafe table, bus stop). Now another person finds the book, takes it, reads it, follows the label instructions and tells book crossing where the book is and reviews the book. Then they leave the book in public again for someone else to read. And the cycle continues.

This appeals to my inner idealist. My exterior realist says that it's just a complicated way to get someone else to throw out your old books. But the idealist won in the end, and I have released some captive books out into the wild.

It's free, it's fun, it's worth a shot. So go sign up and see what happens. I'll keep you posted on what happens to my books. If you release any books, let me know what happens.

Read, Review, Release.


Tuesday, May 23, 2006

Thank your lucky stars.

I know I have been delinquent in my postings. But here is a fun little project.
Folding Chinese Lucky Stars is fun and a great way to keep your hands busy while your mind is occupied. Great for waiting rooms, DMV lines, road trips.
Works great with paper or ribbon. Give 'em a try.
Have fun. Send a picture.

Monday, May 15, 2006

Phun wiph Photoshop

I know it's been ages since I last posted. And I know what I'm about to show really has nothing to do witht his blog, but I was playing with Photoshop today and made a web banner just for giggles.
I thought it was kinda edgy and funny all at the same time. Now I just need a site to go with it.

Monday, May 01, 2006

Happy First of May!!!

May first is the traditional day for circuses to pull their wagons out of winter quarters and head out on their route for the year. Circus perfomers who are on the road for the first time, are called "First of May". Usually spoken with the same inflection of freshman, or noob.

So to all circus perfomers past, present, and future. I wish you a happy First of May! Where's the party?

To all the greats who have gone before us..





Happy First of May.