Yoga has long been used by ancient cultures in the East as a healing therapy for the mind, body and spirit. It has been widely accepted in the West over the past few decades as a method of relaxation
{source} INSPIRATION 2014 #35: Shovels can be beautiful. While these won't work very well for clearing snow away, they would look great displayed on a wall. Lovely lacy plasma cut shovels created by artist Cal Lane.
Tomorrow morning I’ll head downstairs to dig my car out of the snow. I’ll have a stoic look on my face, and a warm sense of superiority in my heart....
Life is hard. You should do anything and learn anything you possibly can to aid you in this perilous journey on earth.
This *cool* Shoveler app will help you make money shoveling snow this winter.
Kids. Some are smarter than others. But sometimes the kids that are considered the least smart and apt to be failing at school are actually the brightest of all. Take a look at this list compiled by Bored Panda to see what we mean. Are any of the funny test answers you can see below correct? Technically, no. But these genius kids aren't thinking technically. They're thinking much deeper than that. They see THROUGH the question in order to get to the very heart of what's being asked. And that takes brains, which is why we think that all these child prodigies deserve an A for Awesome on their test answers. Or, at the very least, an E for Effort.
Photographer Kevin Faingnaert first heard about Matavenero, a remote ecovillage high up in the isolated mountainous region of Northwest Spain, from a friend who had cycled across Europe. Intrigued by the idea of abandoned villages that were quickly becoming populated again by groups of eco-friendly, independently-minded people living off the grid, he knew it was worth exploring. Without asking permission, he simply arrived at the village, set up a tent and tried to become part of thethe community. The resulting series, Matavenero, was taken over the course of his one month stay there.
...can now be found in Buffalo, New York (after breaking the record previously held by Toronto).
Led by beloved children's author Virginia Lee Burton, this group of mostly untrained women created immortal designs.
Between shower bands of Tropical Storm Debbie I had classes in Central Florida this past weekend. Among the first plants we saw was Vaccinium myrsinites (shiney blueberry) below left. It’s a blueberry about as high as your knee with blue/black fruit. Blueberries can be black and huckleberries, usually black, can be blue. We sampled a […]
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Dale Singer, 74, was seen removing snow from the front entrance of her Sunset Park building Tuesday when a massive pile of bricks fell on her.
Led by beloved children's author Virginia Lee Burton, this group of mostly untrained women created immortal designs.
A group of Newfoundland snowmobilers that came across a moose buried up to its head in the snow wielded shovels to free the animal from its predicament.
Once again I must recommend all of you to buy one of Mrs Fuchsia Dunlop’s books, this particular recipe is from her book Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook – Recipes from Hunan Province. I …
IF you’re struggling to clear inches of snow piled outside your home, the Amish have figured out an easier way. There’s a different shoveling method that’s much more interesting. …
#icy #snow #staysafe I always talk about putting a shovel in front of my chair. The biggest problem I experienced was nobody wanted to clear the curp cuts!
Perfect for cold days!
The snow was gone by noon. I wondered if it had even been necessary to scoop the porch and steps clear of it that morning. But then, this is me we're talking about; if there's snow, I'll shovel. This time may be the last. These maybe snowy, maybe rainy, maybe blustery spring da
To celebrate this Friday's World Championship Shovel Races, here's a list of some of the most bizarre world championships.
"He'd be better off shovelling snow than scribbling on manuscript paper." Richard Strauss on Schoenberg
At this time of year my garage is packed to the rafters. Sure, I have the usual assortment of snow shovels, ladders, fertilizers and other garden products. There is a rack of boots, some brooms and the garbage cans...normal garage stuff. But from December through April, my garage is also packed with
