Children can grow vegetables on the roof of this kindergarten in Vietnam »
Foam and Worbla armour MEGA TUTORIAL
Tutorial by AmenoKitarou
Super duper awesome and helpful! I am totally going to try this out for my Garrosh cosplay.
YEAH GONNA NEED THIS FOR SYLVANAS HELLA
Hell yeah this is mega-helpful! *Stares at Saber*
GUYS YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW WONDERFUL THIS IS
Parkinson’s is a degenerative disease and while it’s progress can be slowed down, it currently doesn’t have a cure. People suffering from Parkinson’s will experience a gradual loss of coordination and ability to perform even the most basic of every day tasks, including feeding themselves.
This fucking spoon is HUGEfor them. Look at that gif of the man just trying to eat with the regular spoon and compare it to the liftware device. It’s NOT just a spoon, by the way, it comes with a fork as well, for example.
I found the website for the project where you can purchase a spoon for someone you know/love and even possibly donate money to help someone out who can’t afford it themselves right: HERE.
At the very least, please spread this for all the people who have Parkinson’s or loved ones with Parkinson’s.
You’ll help them take part of their life back.
that’s cool
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TAKING OUT THE ABOVE INFORMATION AND JUST REBLOGGING THE PICTURE. IF YOU CAN REBLOG THE PICTURE, YOU CAN REBLOG THE LINK TO ACTUALLY HELP PEOPLE. THANKS.
I’m going to get this for my grandmother…
REMEMBERING ALL YOUR NEGLECTED RESPONSIBILITIES AT ONCE LIKE
There should be a show called “You’ll Never Find Out” where each week there’s a new story with a new set of characters and it always ends on a cliffhanger.
Well hello there satan
NO BUT THEN IN THE SEASON FINALE THEY HAVE LIKE 3 MINUTE SPOTS TO SHOW THE CONCLUSIONS FOR ALL THE STORIES
AND PLOT TWIST: All those unconnected stories? They connect like puzzle pieces in the end.
I would watch the fuck out of that.
The Wall of Nishihara
Strong and transparent “Kabemado=opening-wall” which makes me exist there and produces the darkness in trees”
This house on upper hill in Tokyo stand at small site with 3m width between two roads. We have created the space for dwelling in the small gap where residents could live in secure.
The multi leveled floors are connected by rope of stairs and its experience is like climbing up the tree to the sky with looking at the scenery of site around.
Shibuya • Tokyo • Japan
By SABAOARCH
via Archdaily
nomad-hermit 