Will Ellis has a fascinating hobby and blog on which he records the findings of this hobby. Will finds and investigates abandoned buildings etc in the New York City area. He then photographs his findings for his incredible blog. The blog, abandonednyc.com, is a fascinating trip back in time often into creepy decaying broken …
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Warning rated PG! Every generation of teenagers has their own set of words or phrases that they use to describe things. Unfortunately, however, this lingo is usually completely alien to their parents and other adults. I am lucky enough to have a couple of confidential informants who have given me a few of the most …
Teen Lingo Finally Uncovered For You To Understand!Read More
Spider Project: Things You Never See The following time-lapse video is absolutely stunning. The sights shown are breathtaking and I really hope you take the time to give it a view. Most of the footage was shot in Caithness in the north of Scotland, only a few sequences were shot in Iceland. This short movie summarizes 2 …
Amazing time-lapse video of Lotte Hofmeester’s first 13 years of life. Post by Amanda Ricks @surprisinglives.net
Lotte Hofmeester: Pioneering Time Lapse Video Shows Child’s First 13 Years:Read More
The wonderful story of the traditional practice of facial tattooing by the women of Kobane. A large array of photographs are included. By Amanda Ricks @surprisinglives
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Australian artist Sonia Singh is giving second-hand Bratz dolls “radical makeunders” to make them look more like the children they’re designed for. Now, her Tumblr images of these “Tree Change Dolls” are going viral and showing the world just how inspiring a doll that looks like an actual child can be! Singh finds her Bratz …
Tree Change Dolls: Australian Artist Make-Unders Real Dolls For Real ChildrenRead More
Random acts of kindness have become very popular in the media lately, and I wonder how many people are practising this concept. Perhaps part of getting people to participate in this excellent idea is the very concept of it being random. This details of the concept can make it very easy to forget, especially with …
Camp Oki is a unique camp in Muskoka Canada for kids with congenital heart defects. It is run by volunteer staff from the Hospital of Sick Kids in Toronto, Ontario. Full funding is supplied through various organizations although mainly the Labatt Family Heart Centre. By Amanda Ricks @surprisinglives.net
