DIY Calendar Journal (by WitandWhistle)
A calendar journal includes a card for each day of the year. Everyday you write down the year and one thing you did that day.Â
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DIY Calendar Journal (by WitandWhistle)
A calendar journal includes a card for each day of the year. Everyday you write down the year and one thing you did that day.Â
Rainbows in the Frame: Emblems of Hope in a Dark Year
1. An Effective Second Term. April 24, 2012. A rainbow is seen off the wing Air Force One as it flies over Colorado with President Barack Obama aboard. 2. No More Shooting Massacres. July 27, 2012. A rainbow appears behind Chantel Blunk, wife of Jonathan Blunk, as the flag-draped casket bearing her husband’s remains is loaded onto a plane at Denver International Airport. Blunk, a five-year U.S. Navy veteran, was killed in the July 20 Dark Knight Rises shooting massacre in Aurora, Colorado. 3. An End to the Syrian Civil War. Nov. 12, 2012. A rainbow appears above a market in the rebel-controlled area of Aleppo, Syria. 4. Strategies for Climate Change. A rainbow is pictured over the remains of a burned home south of Reno, Nevada, January 20, 2012. A fierce brush fire on the outskirts of northern Nevada’s largest city left 26 houses in ruins. 5. Help for the Powerless. Jan. 14, 2012. A homeless man pushes a cart as a rainbow arcs acoss the sky in an area called “Cracolandia” (Crackland in English), in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil. 6. Coexistence, not Sectarianism. Nov. 11, 2012. A rainbow arcs over the Palestinian Shuafat refugee camp and a section of Israel’s controversial separation barrier in Isreali-annexed East Jerusalem. 7. Withdrawl From Afghanistan. Feb. 19, 2012. An Afghan man watches pigeons on the roof of his house as a rainbow forms in the background in Mazar-i Sharif, Afghanistan. 8. Peace in the Middle East. Nov. 23, 2012. Palestinians inspect the rubble of a destroyed house as a rainbow arcs over Gaza City. 9. Hurricane Sandy Recovery. Oct. 30, 2012. A rainbow forms over Breezy Point, Queens, in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy in New York. Fire destroyed scores houses in the flooded neighborhood. 10. Future Space Exploration. June 3, 2012 Space Shuttle Enterprise is carried by barge, behind a rainbow appearing in the mist sprayed by a fireboat near New York City.
Over the past year, people around the globe endured epic, historic storms — literally and metaphorically — and were often left wondering, like countless generations before, whether the clouds would ever break. Peering through the dark lens of armed conflict, natural disasters and unfathomable barbarity in places as far-flung as Connecticut and Kandahar, we’ve all — at one time or another — wondered if the tide of catastrophe was, finally, simply going to overwhelm us.
Here, LightBox presents a series of images from 2012 that are joined in theme and in import by a slim yet powerfully symbolic thread: a rainbow connection. As we envision what the coming year might bring, and how we might do better as individuals and as a culture in 2013, we pause to celebrate the fleeting emblem of peace that was seen and photographed in unexpected, incongruous places — scenes that many of us no doubt missed in the welter of the past year’s violence and sorrow.
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Did you get a new phone today?  Or maybe a new tablet? Don’t forget that there are companies that will buy your old one from you.
For example, an iPhone 4S is worth about $205 right now on Gazelle.com, and a 3rd Generation iPad is worth about $260.
It’s dark because you are trying too hard. Lightly child, lightly. Learn to do everything lightly. Yes, feel lightly even though you’re feeling deeply. Just lightly let things happen and lightly cope with them. I was so preposterously serious in those days… Lightly, lightly – it’s the best advice ever given me…So throw away your baggage and go forward. There are quicksands all about you, sucking at your feet, trying to suck you down into fear and self-pity and despair. That’s why you must walk so lightly. Lightly my darling…
~ Aldous Huxley, Island (via thatkindofwoman)
Tower Bridge was forced to open for a giant 50-foot rubber duck floating down the Thames today. (Photo: Lewis Whyld/PA Wire)
Nursing a hangover this morning? Our Drinkhacker has just the cure. While you’re washing those bananas down with water, read up on why you feel terrible in the first place:
• Dehydration — “Each 250ml of alcoholic beverage will produce up to 500ml of urine. So, it is easy to see how a long night of drinking can lead to significant dehydration,” said Burke. While this is common knowledge, there’s a lesser-known twist to dehydration’s impact: Along with all that peeing go the vitamins and minerals you need to survive.
• Acetaldehyde toxicity — Alcohol breaks down into something called acetaldehyde, which is essentially a toxin, a close cousin of formaldehyde, said Dr. Victor Sierpina. It causes headaches, nausea and vomiting — and the more AcA in your body, the worse you feel. Burke said AcA toxicity is the primary driver of hangover symptoms.
• Glutamine rebound — Alcohol doesn’t just make toxins, it also prevents the body from creating certain nutrients. Glutamine, an amino acid that controls the nervous system, is one of them. Glutamine production falls while you drink, then goes into overdrive when you stop. This sudden burst of glutamine makes you anxious and irritable … and is why you can’t get back to sleep while you’re nursing your hangover.
• Short-term alcohol withdrawal — It’s like “Trainspotting” on a very small scale. After a binge, you go through withdrawal, which can include (more) anxiety, mood swings, depression, a racing heartbeat, nightmares and even more fun stuff.
On January 1st, 2013
Take an empty jar anywhere in your room. Everytime when something good happens to you - it doesn’t matter if it is just a little thing, if it makes you happy - write on a little paper why you are happy, fold the paper, and take it into the jar. On the last day of 2013 empty your jar, and see how many little presents life gives to you. Do it in each year.
This is the problem with getting attached to someone. When they leave, you just feel lost.
Zombieland (2009)
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This is what my freezer looks like right now. I made soup in bulk and froze them in my silicone muffin mould so I would have instant soup whenever I got hungry.
Or in other words, a feeble attempt to be a bit healthier this exam period..
Great idea!
Obama > Romney > Paul .. < DailyBullet? (Read previous post to understand).
I’m hoping the hand thing makes me look more marketable. Hope it screams something along the lines of, “I will fix our economy,” or “I care about your children’s education,” or even, “I will kiss your babies if you’ll vote for me.”