Here’s a cute little video that captures something of the allure of Legos–but of course it is not really the Legos that are so fertile. Paper, or indeed anything, can bear fruit from an unburdened imagination.
Lego “CL!CK” from a52 on Vimeo.
Sea Lion say “nom nom.”
http://hipandthigh.blogspot.com/2010/04/mega-sea-lion-vs-giant-octopus.html
Natalie Merchant sings Gerard Manley Hopkins’ Spring and Fall from 16:23 to 19:45 in this clip.
H/T HR Lady.
The print edition of the paper included a picture of a jug of water with a flame burning on it.
I would have thought that anyone who expected a drilling operation anywhere in their neighborhood would seek to get a baseline analysis of what is in their well water right away. I would want to know what I have been drinking all along so that I know if I am just getting hysterical when something turns up in the water later one.
Sometimes the small guys are the meanest.
H/T Hip And Thigh
… And after they got done messing around with little robots that had to stay on a strip of cardboard in the kitchen, the went out and built flying toys.
H/T http://theborderlinesociopathicblogforboys.blogspot.com/
Fun with Legos. Well, with Mindstorms.
H/T http://theborderlinesociopathicblogforboys.blogspot.com/
Our appreciation to 6 Year Med for sharing this story. Thank you.
An animated short. Just a little light humor.
I am pretty sure the moral of this news story is that if we replace all of our politicians with mold the country will run more efficiently and the budget actually will balance.