Showing posts with label random. Show all posts
Showing posts with label random. Show all posts

Friday, 1 March 2013

Opening Up a Can of Worms

Would you open a can of worms for dinner? I mean that literally. Would you feed your family bugs?

My originally intent with this whole blog was to post about random topics. That's how my brain works in real life; I'm all over the place with my interests. Lately my blog had been looking like a South East Asia travel guide so I thought I'd change it up.

But he's too cute to eat!

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Blue

Blue is most people's favourite colour. Thanks to a recent discussion with my hubby I have a theory on that.

Here is my photo(s) for the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge:

Uber blue flowers

Hit the jump for my theory on why we like blue... (and for more blue pix)

Friday, 11 May 2012

Musings on How Tech is Changing Our Stuff and Society

This sounds like a topic more appropriate for my husband's blog Faceborg. He's the tech genius but I'm a geek, too. :)

We've all read about how the Internet is changing society and that seems to be the base of much of our innovative technology these days. It's all about the latest social media craze or app for your mobile device, right? But there are other changes happening that we are seeing but maybe not looking at where they might lead.
Reading on a train while moving very fast. ~ Photo by Bonnie Falk

Monday, 20 February 2012

Checking In

Sorry for my prolonged absence. I've been distracted. There are a few posts of substance in the works...

In the mean time...


Monday, 9 January 2012

Occupy Gratitude


On the last live episode of Q for 2011 they were discussing the idea that having an 'attitude of gratitude' is good for your health. It always seems that Thanksgiving and Christmas are the times of year when we think about what we are thankful for. Most people would agree that we should focus on this more during the whole year, and yet most of us do not.

Tuesday, 27 December 2011

Yoga and Scuba: Just Breathe


If you happen to be a Yogi and a diver, you'll know what I mean. Both activities focus greatly on breath. The first rule of scuba is never stop breathing. During a yoga class you are always asked to centre on your breathing.