Good morning, Readers!
This is me right now. The pain is surprisingly severe. Image courtesy of pro-tecathletics.com. Click for link.
I strained my back last night... Actually, I think I did it Tuesday night, and the back seized in protest at training last night. Yay? The pain is surprisingly strong. I mean, I've been living with low level back pain since I ca remember. This is a whole different beast. I was almost crying last night.
Today's functionality courtesy of copious amounts of extra strength Advil and Voltaren. Thank the gods for modern medicine!
Rather than complain, however, I want to show you a few things that made me smile and or clap enthusiastically.
There is THIS hilarious ad which makes incredible use of the New Zealand accent. It laughed and laughed and laughed.
Then there was this video, which was a live-action first person shooter game that some really clever and dedicated people created in their garden:
Today's functionality courtesy of copious amounts of extra strength Advil and Voltaren. Thank the gods for modern medicine!
Rather than complain, however, I want to show you a few things that made me smile and or clap enthusiastically.
There is THIS hilarious ad which makes incredible use of the New Zealand accent. It laughed and laughed and laughed.
Then there was this video, which was a live-action first person shooter game that some really clever and dedicated people created in their garden:
I was so impressed and I loved it.
There was some really cool archaeology news that I came across. like Liverpool's 200 year old underground chambers and then just this morning I read about a macabre shrine to the dead in Scotland; where the heads of dead children were mounted on poles in front of a cave. It is posited that the cave has been in continual use since the Neolithic. It's so, so fascinating!
Apparently, this quiz thinks I'm a sensitive, giant ape:
There was some really cool archaeology news that I came across. like Liverpool's 200 year old underground chambers and then just this morning I read about a macabre shrine to the dead in Scotland; where the heads of dead children were mounted on poles in front of a cave. It is posited that the cave has been in continual use since the Neolithic. It's so, so fascinating!
Apparently, this quiz thinks I'm a sensitive, giant ape:
Oh if only it were true!
Right, I'm off to paint and learn Welsh. See you all Monday!
Ciao!
Right, I'm off to paint and learn Welsh. See you all Monday!
Ciao!
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