The Big Bore

It is inevitably a fate all people face. The boring holidays.

Yes, yes, everyone looks forward to holidays. But 2-3 days in, you feel it. You can't have fun forever. Fun costs money. And not all people swim in wads of cash.

Been out for the past 3 days, so decided to stay at home today. And bored. Oh well. :D

Here is a really cute image, can you play with me? by Mummy-fei

At first glance, you'd go "Naww, how cute!"
But...does the image hide something sinister? Is that...man...a manipulator? What are those strings for?
Who knows? :D

When the Wild Wind Blows

Today was a good day :D

Productive day, good weather, saw some funny stuff ;D
I also nearly completed today's newspaper crossword! That is a rare feat :D

Let's plaster this post with pictures!

Here is Distant Lights by TylerCreatesWorlds

Beautiful. So pristine. Pure. Shiny :D

Here is a rather fun image I found on dA, called Life Size McDonald's Monopoly Board by ChalkTwins

That is so cute :D Should have a whole board somewhere, with people as playing pieces :3

When will you say yes? Yes, you.

Farewell Winter

And spring has begun in this place known as Australia. Will miss winter, the cozy, cuddly season where you can run through the rain, and snuggle in front of the heater. But time stops for no one!

Here is a rather nice piece I came across while peeping around on dA. May I present The moment before It takes you by TheHellcow

That sinister smile, I love it. The formal attire, top-notch. The background is wicked sick too, perfect colour match and hues to create that deathly atmosphere. Wonderful! May as well throw in another fantastic piece featuring out beloved guest above!

Here is Slendy is lonely by TheHellcow

Looks adorable :3

Suggestivism

Let us begin with an interesting quote from Assassin's Quest by Robin Hobb

"One thing I have learned well in my travels. The riches of one region are taken for granted in another. Fish we would not feed to a cat in Buckkeep is pirzed a a delicacy in the inland cities. In some places, water is wealth, in others the constant flooding of the river is both an annoyance and a peril. Fine leather, graceful poetry, glass as transparent as air, exotic flowers...all of these I have seen in such plentiful supply, that the folk who possess them no longer see them as wealth.
So perhaps, in sufficient quantity, magic becomes ordinary. Instead of a thing of wonder and awe, it becomes the stuff of roadbedds and signposts, used with a profligacy that astrounds those who have it not."

I'm sure any commerce/economics person would laugh at me, as it is probably second nature to them XD

I digress

I need to be more vigilant in my blogging D:

I found this piece absolutely fascinating. May I present, Potrait of Crime by s-caruso

It just has so much meaning, so much room for interpretation. A big on his head? A gun barell poking out of his head? Suitcases entering the piggy-bank slot? Nice teeth buddy! Dressed for occasion?

I love it!