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Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Merry SITSmas!!

image credit - Ice Lian

What do you call a snowman in Malaysia??

A puddle!!!

I hope this will melt that frown.

This is as close as we can get to a white Christmas.

Merry SITSmas !!

Visit The SITS Girls for more SITSMAS fun!

wildlife sculpture artist

Check out these cool pictures of chainsaw art by Randall Boni. Amazing what he can do with just a log and a chainsaw!!

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Toothpicks

This is a forwarded e-mail from the lovely Great Granny Grandma.

Thanks, GGG!!


Mr. Stan Munro of Syracuse, NY works with Toothpicks.

Look at the amazing works of one of the most patient men in the world.
A miniature city made out of millions of toothpicks

It took 38 year old Stan Munro 6 years to build this toothpick city. He used 6 million toothpicks and 170 litres of glue. He can spend up to 6 months to create a building and each of his creations is built to 1:164 scale. He works at the Museum of Science and Technology in Syracuse, New York (USA).


And you've just been picking your teeth with them.

Friday, December 4, 2009

Yoga Dogs

These cute pics of bendy pooches in the various classic asanas (yoga poses) were created using computer wizardry by Texan couple Dan and Alejandra Borris for the 2010 Yoga Dogs calendar.










Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Hay Bale Art

The Killington Hay Festival is an annual exhibit of clever sculptures made of both round and square hay bales. The festival features 35 enormous hay constructions from Teddy bears, to cows, dogs and the Tin Man.

Monday, November 30, 2009

Only In Thailand!!

Into the small town of Samut Songkhram, near the mouth of the Mae Klong River about 75 kilometres south-west of Bangkok, Thailand, there's a unique outdoor market - held directly over railway tracks.
Several times a day, as the train pulls into town, stallholders draw back their awnings, then move all the fresh produce out of harm's way.
image credit : Photos SIPA PRESS/RICHARD CRAMPTON/REX FEATURES
It's back to business as usual as soon as the train leaves. Watch how this ritual takes place in a matter of minutes, without chaos or concern.