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School Lunches Around the World

This next project invites the viewers into the lives of children all around the world, as it presents their everyday school meals. Cafeteria food is most popular in the US, where more than 32 million children serve this food at school, but countries such as Italy or Brazil have also adopted this model. Continue reading “School Lunches Around the World” »

Teacher Missed Her Students So She Knit 23 Adorable Dolls to Represent Each of Them

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many to spend time apart from their loved ones, and the lockdowns have forced people to reconsider their relationships.
Parents and children have been both affected, and teachers have also felt the negative aspects the pandemic has brought in their Continue reading “Teacher Missed Her Students So She Knit 23 Adorable Dolls to Represent Each of Them” »

Cherry Blossom Tree Made From Over 800,000 LEGO Bricks Breaks Guinness World Record

Cherry blossom trees are the iconic trees of Japan, and there are several festivals held each year where people go to celebrate the blossoming of these beautiful flowers. Continue reading “Cherry Blossom Tree Made From Over 800,000 LEGO Bricks Breaks Guinness World Record” »

Make a kitchen island using CRATES!

This is the most unique Modern Farmhouse Kitchen Island you will find on Etsy, online or in any store. It is handmade completely from solid wood and is very sturdy.
This design and it has been Featured on the HGTV webpage among other places. This Kitchen Island is made completely by hand with the highest craftsmanship in mind with a total Rustic, Modern Farmhouse theme behind it. Continue reading “Make a kitchen island using CRATES!” »

Giant Suspended “Chandelier” Collects Rainwater in a Forest

The relationship between man and nature has always been a central motive in art, and John Grade’s giant installations explore this topic as well.
His latest work is called Reservoir and is an ode to natural ecosystems and phenomena. Continue reading “Giant Suspended “Chandelier” Collects Rainwater in a Forest” »

Colossal Creatures Made From Rice Straw

The Wara Art Festival takes places each year in Niigita, Japan and it is an homage to straw installations. The main attraction of this festival are the straw large straw scuptures hich are made out of „wara”, the leftover rice-straw. Continue reading “Colossal Creatures Made From Rice Straw” »

Artist Releases DIY Crochet Pattern for a Very Realistic Bearded Dragon

This is realistic crochet bearded dragon.
This amigurumi dragon is beautiful and the instructions are very well written and easy to follow. Tutorial has pictures and VIDEO lessons for the difficult moments and decoration. This is available in the link below… Continue reading “Artist Releases DIY Crochet Pattern for a Very Realistic Bearded Dragon” »

Woman Used Five 20-Foot Shipping Containers To Build Extraordinary Off-The-Grid Home

Slowing down in a fast-paced city can be very hard, as there is the constant fear of missing out. Whether it’s related to work, events, traffic, or even people from our environment, everything seems to be in a constant rush to keep up with the everchanging times we are living in. Under such conditions, experiencing states of burnout has become more and more common, and many people decided to move away from the noise of the city. Continue reading “Woman Used Five 20-Foot Shipping Containers To Build Extraordinary Off-The-Grid Home” »

101-Year-Old Woman Is Still Working on a Lobster Boat With No Plans To Retire

 

When you do something that you love as a living, you will not perceive it as a job as it will become a way of life. Max Oliver has been doing this for more than half of his life, working on a lobster boar, and now at 78 he still loves his job. If this sounds incredible, then what about Max’s mother, Virginia who is 101 years old and is working on the same boat, three days a week between May and November. Continue reading “101-Year-Old Woman Is Still Working on a Lobster Boat With No Plans To Retire” »


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