Lífsklukkan

84 ár... Hvenær verður hún stopp?

Watch your life tick away with the Life Clock. It's been slowed down 61320 times to represent 84 years in one single revolution.

Ektopia:

meira um draslsöfnunaráráttu

My mother´s garden. 8 mín.langt. My Mother’s Garden explores one woman’s extreme attachment to material objects and her emotional struggle to let go of them. The film ... all » documents a family’s journey as Cynthia Lester and her three brothers come together to help thier mother, Eugenia Lester, with her acute case of Compulsive Hoarding Disorder, a disorder that affects over one million people in this country alone.

 

Draslarar

eða ruslasafnarar, fólk sem getur ekki hent neinu og fyllir heimili sín af drasli. Heimildarmynd, er um 20 mín.. Seinni helmingur myndarinnar er nú verstur finnst mér.

 

POSSESSED from Martin Hampton on Vimeo.

vont að vera svona...einsog fangi hlutanna.

Nokkrar skemmtilegar staðreyndir

eða ekki svo skemmtilegar...nefið heldur endalaust áfram að stækka...

No word in the English language rhymes with month, orange, silver, or purple.

Our eyes are always the same size from birth, but our nose and ears never stop growing.

A cat has 32 muscles in each ear.

A shark is the only fish that can blink with both eyes.

A snail can sleep for three years.

Almonds are a member of the peach family.

Winston Churchill was born in a ladies' room during a dance.

Women blink nearly twice as much as men.

The sentence: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every letter of the alphabet.
 

20 heimasíður sem geta breytt lífi þínu

hér.

Og 75 spurningar sem vert er að spyrja sjálfan sig:

Fyrstu 10:

1. Why not me?

2. Am I nice?

3. Am I doing what I really want to do?

4. What am I grateful for?

5. What's missing in my life?

6. Am I honest?

7. Do I listen to others?

8. Do I work hard?

9. Do I help others?

10. What do I need to change about myself?

Hamingjusamasta þjóðin

þad erum við samkvæmt öllu og frettamadurinn Eric Weiner er a sama mali, hamingjuna er ad finna i Bhutan og a Islandi, sja frett CNN:

Cold place, warm relationships

Thousands of miles away, Weiner found happiness in a very different environment, marveling at the creativity and "coziness" of Iceland.

"Everyone in Iceland is a poet," Weiner recalled.

He visited the country during winter and said he found a certain beauty in the cold and the darkness. Such a chilly climate usually encourages warm relationships, Weiner found.

"The cold inspires people to cooperate, traditionally. If you go back a few hundred years, people in cold climates have to cooperate or they die together. It's that simple," he said.

"Everyone has been telling us for the longest time that happiness is about social relationships, well, bingo, they're right," Gilbert said.

allir frjósa: Nú!

Þegar Grand Central fraus. Flott uppákoma.

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