Coolbird

I have had the pleasure of seeing three Picasso works in two days. One was the works of the great Pablo Picasso from 1881-1973, the other two were two individuals Picasso's in the works. Let me explain.............. First Picasso: My wife and I caught a short documentary on our public station here in Western Washington on the Picasso exhibit currently being shown at the Seattle Art Museum (SAM). As our interest was piqued, I went online to see ticket prices and such. Good deal for the...Read Full Story

                                     Tattoos are really very popular and trendy these days. A lot of the popularity stems from Television shows like "Miami Ink" and all of the hype surrounding celebrities and thier Tattoos. When choosing a Tattoo, there are so many types and styles to choose from that you actually need to look through a catalog to find one that fits your personality and unique style. With the Chopper Tattoo site, which is a membership site, you have everything there you could...Read Full Story

My wife and I started running in August, there are many things I have learned since that nice SUNNY WARM day! Here are my top ten: 1. Enjoy nice sunny warm days. I shiver me timbers now when we go out for our jaunt after work. 2. Enjoy daylight. Darkness falls quickly and a deer in the headlights is a recipe for disaster if one is not careful. Now if I could run that fast all would be cool. 3. Asphalt running is so much better than concrete. Hence the darkness most of our run is now on the...Read Full Story

Happy Mother's Day and if you were ever curious how Mother's Day was started, here is the history behind it. I hope you have or had a nice day! In the United States, Mother's Day experienced a series of false starts before eventually transitioning into the "Hallmark" holiday that we celebrate today. In 1858, Anna Reeves Jarvis was the first woman to hold an official celebration of mothers, when in her home state of West Virginia, she instituted Mothers' Work Day to raise awareness about local...Read Full Story

Maybe it's just me but anyone else out there wonder why they call them Q-Tips? Q-Tips is a name brand for a cotton swab but most people I know refer to all cotton swabs as such. Aspirin, Coke, Slurpee and the list could go on about name brands that pretty much brand the product. Over the years I have found many great uses for Q-Tips that include and not limited to cleaning ears of course, painting small things, cleaning the inside of my sonicare, dusting Barbie's artifacts (don't tell my...Read Full Story