End of the Weekend: Links to Love

So a lot of blogs have a weekly meme where they round up their favourite posts from the rest of the Internet. I share a lot of links via Twitter/Facebook, so I thought I’d do the same (if only there was a more automated yet pretty way of doing this). For now I’d be doing them on Sunday nights, but I might change them around if I feel like it.

For the first instalment:

• This blew my mind. Vanessa takes wishes and crafts them into magic-releasing pinatas. You have to see the photos to truly appreciate the madness and beauty.

• Her Speak wishes you some merry making – her dreamboards and pictures are incredible!

• Edible dreamboards! (well sorta) Who would have thought?

• I wish I had an American passport, because I would absolutely apply for the World Traveller Internship. Sounds like the best thing ever!

• German kids, about 5-7 years, attempt to elope in Africa. HOW CUTE ARE THEY. The Bellman’s MeFi story is just as adorable.

• ZOMG BAT GLOVES.

• I was helping a friend look up food delivery websites in the UK, and this candy shop made me absolutely hungry. Which is an achievement, considering I’m not a candy person.

• “It’s what you can do that should count when you apply for a job, not where you learned to do it.” Truth.

• The birth of a new meme (in the Middle East anyway): All English, All Zee Time!

• What’s a seven?

• Have you heard about the Burger King Whopper Virgin ads? The campaign for the Humanitarian Lion completely pwns them all.

• The concept of a retainer is a pretty interesting model for business payments.

• Hello STOP How are you STOP hope you are well STOP

• Job interviews can be a drag. And so are college admissions.

• There are people like me in the world! (Warning: slightly gross) I also have this condition, which is not gross but pretty bizarre.

• Article 8, a pretty powerful movie about the much-marginalised LGBTQ community in Malaysia.

• My triangle, oh triangle…

• This is apparently an actual Mozart piece.

• Once they work out the issues with cropping and borders, I WANT THIS CAMERA – the Polaroid Digital

• Sir Ken Robinson has been my hero ever since his TED Talk on schools killing creativity. His new book is out soon and I would love to give it a read sometime.

• Are you a young Australian working on something creative? Check out The Bubble, an avenue for you to get your work commissioned and publicised.

Comments

1. uuuu….. all new website!
   Wishing you a fantastic 2009 … new website is a great way to start :)

   — Kakak · Jan 12, 08:21 AM · #

2. whee hello sis :D

   — Tiara · Jan 19, 08:07 AM · #