A month late because of the cold weather, but finally...

A month late because of the cold weather, but finally...

Childish curiosity...

Childish curiosity...

My 8 year old just asked "What would the atmosphere of mars have to consist of for the planet not to lose it". Hmmmm..... Would any composition be heavy enough to not get stripped away? And could we in any way speculate about life forms that could survive in that atmosphere?

honestly...

honestly...

Originally shared by Lauren Weinstein

The First Honest Cable Company - This video is (a) Not Safe for Family Viewing, (b) Not Safe for Work Viewing, and (c) Pretty Much Entirely Accurate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ilMx7k7mso

This seems so logical I have to reshare.

This seems so logical I have to reshare.

Originally shared by Cilla

I'm all about logic...I mean...huh?

Too good not to share from that other place.

It's springtime. First day going to work on my bike after the long winter. Badly needed exercise...

It's springtime. First day going to work on my bike after the long winter. Badly needed exercise...

Originally shared by Sven A Lindalen

LEB THIERRY was tagged in Sven A Lindalen's album.

Food is expensive in norway. goes for dog and cat food as well.

Food is expensive in norway. goes for dog and cat food as well.

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-20/animal-planet#r=rss
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-20/animal-planet#r=rss

A must read for any parent of a girl.

A must read for any parent of a girl.

Of course we want to protect the little princess, but the best protection is to let her learn to live her own life, right?

Originally shared by God Emperor Lionel Lauer

All the pearl-clutching over what girls wear, etc, is missing the point.
Excerpt:
But this is precisely what is harming girls – not the length of their shorts, not who they share photos with, not who they have sex with – it's us, society, the grown-ups who are the cause of their malaise by demanding perfection from them and denying them the safety net afforded to boys (who don't have people victimising them nor fretting over their sexualisation). By wrapping girls in cotton wool, we deny them the right to stuff things up and then learn how to put it back together again.
http://www.dailylife.com.au/life-and-love/parenting-and-families/raising-girls-as-victims-20130320-2gebm.html