
There was a Heidi Look-Alike Contest at Justin Herman Plaza this afternoon. I’ll upload more pictures tomorrow.
There was a Heidi Look-Alike Contest at Justin Herman Plaza this afternoon. I’ll upload more pictures tomorrow.
So gorgeous illustrations for free cookbook, available in IKEA stores in Sweden. More
I decorated this PvZ cake for Lisey’s birthday. The plants are marzipan with colored icing and sprinx for eyes. The walkways on either side of the pool are white chocolate.
I ordered a cake with a green top and brown sides, and the baker spontaneously thought to make it look like a block of sod – she did a great job! The icing base is light brown buttercream, with the green spritz on top and with crumbled chocolate pressed on the sides. Happy birthday, Lisey!
Christian Science Monitor can still surprise me. Who expected it to publish these phrases? Monkeys hate flying squirrels, report monkey-annoyance experts: Japanese macaques will completely flip out when presented with flying squirrels, a new study in monkey-antagonism has found. The research could pave the way for advanced methods of enraging monkeys.
One of the most effective ways to annoy a monkey is to place it in proximity to a flying squirrel, a new study of Japanese macaques has found.
Also, monkey-annoyance expert?? HELLO, DREAM JOB.
A series of type sets made from materials including soil, hair, paperclips, and gummi bears—all very prettily photographed. The hair one in particular is oddly gross. Soil is my favorite.
Pelicans have been perfect since the early Oligocene, according to a newly published analysis of a fossilized bill, and partial skull and neck. The study’s lead author, Antoine Louchart, doesn’t actually want to commit to that interpretation, but the 30-million-year old fossil he reports on is so similar to today’s pelican species that it would be classified in the Pelecanus genus.