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Today Started the 21th Edition of the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show I don’t know about you, but I really enjoy spending time outside among nature. It fills us with energy and new powers to deal with the everyday world. Today I spent a very nice day on the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Day, which started at the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens today at 09:00AM. It was a very exciting day, filled with colourful and fragrant flowers, well-trimmed shrubs and lots of smiling people....

Use Condoms, Avoid Unplanned Little Tyrants Nobody is saying that babies literally are tiny Hitlers. But as ‘Use condoms with care’ PSA ad by Ganesh Prasad Acharya suggests, unplanned babies can impact your life in dramatic ways. Having a baby is a huge investment in time, money, and sanity – that‘s why Salvador Dali is also featured here. So, it‘s a rational assumption that an unplanned baby can throw a spanner in all sorts of works....

Weird Newly-Discovered Sea Creatures Captured On Camera For The First Time Who lives in an anemone under the sea? As America’s Ocean Exploration Team discovered, it’s aliens – or extremely alien creatures. Borne on the ship Okeanos Explorer, they were surveying the Puerto Rico trench. Formed by North American tectonic plate sliding under the Caribbean plate, it’s 8000 meters deep and 800 kilometers long, the eigth deepest trench in the world....

What You Should Do Before Applying For A Long Term Loan? Getting a long term investment loan always proves to be a big problem especially when you have a bad credit history. First of all, no one will be willing to lend you the money in such conditions, even if they agree to lend the amount they are not going to lend it for long term. However if you have a regulatory income, you can get the loan easily....

Woman Makes Human-Sized Feather Wings That Spread Like Real Ones Unfortunately, we don’t have wings, so there go my dreams of crapping on birds (see how you like it). But this brave cosplayer has made the second best thing. Her pneumatically activated wings don’t allow you to fly, but they look great and spread out gracefully as if you were an eagle, or an angel, or a harpy. Steampunk fans will love the sounds of pistons working, too....

Woman Performs A Surgery On Injured Monarch Butterfly, Wakes Up To A Surprise The Next Day Even insects sometimes need a little help from us, humans. Romy McCloskey, who raises Monarch butterflies in her garden, recently shared her experience on the one-of-a-kind surgery she had to perform on one of her little buddies that got his wings torn. When all of the supplies, including contact cement, scissors, tweezers, and an extra butterfly wing from one of her little girls that died a few days before, was lined up on the table, McCloskey got to work....

World Press Best Photos Of The Year 2017 World Press Photo foundation has announced the winner of the annual press photography contest this independent Amsterdam-based non-profit organization is mostly known for. Working to support journalist in their daily struggles and professional difficulties, World Press Photo promotes the development of fair journalism, free exchange of information, the freedom of speech, as well as contributes to the improvement of worldwide journalism standards, spreads the word about the insights of profession and conducts a number of educational activities aimed at those, who’re enrolled in the sphere....

Written Portraits for Collective Promotion Dutch Literature Every year CPNB (Collective Promotion Dutch Literature) organizes the Dutch Book Week to promote Dutch literature. This year the biography is featured, and Van Wanten Etcetera agency created a wonderful campaign, which show the different faces behind the autobiographies. Souverein made the artwork and did an amazing job creating realistic book sculptures by using the original book pages. But you know what? We wouldn’t mind if all autobiographies would look like that....

‘DiWHY’: People In This Online Community Are Sharing Their Hilarious DIY Fails (30 Pics) If you have tried creating any DIY project, you probably know that it’s not as easy as it seems. People usually see something and think “Oh I can make this!” but when they try their hands on it, they end up getting a lousy result. No one can create something perfect for the first time. Maybe not even a second or third time!...

“Brands Getting Owned”: 20 Companies That Got Roasted For Their Social Media Fails Social media is a great tool for companies to promote their businesses and products for free. However, while most corporations have embraced this free asset fervently, the public hasn’t always quite returned the favour or fervour as expected. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16 #17 #18 #19 #20 Shanilou Perera Shanilou has always loved reading and learning about the world we live in....

“Instantly Repulsed By Him”: 25 Moments That Turned Crushes Into Major Turn-offs In the ever-vibrant and diverse world of Reddit, a question posed in the AskReddit community recently caught the attention of thousands: “What is something that instantly killed the crush you had on someone?” The responses ranged from humorous to heartbreaking, shedding light on the delicate nature of attraction and the quirks that can abruptly end it. These stories from Reddit highlight the fragile nature of crushes and how quickly they can be shattered by a single action or revelation....

“It’s Rude, Not Cute”: 25 Locals Share Tourist Behaviors That Are Totally Unacceptable Every country has its own unspoken rules, those cultural dos and don’ts that locals instinctively know, but tourists might learn the hard way. Curious about what not to do abroad, someone on Reddit posed the question : “What’s a big ‘no-no’ in your country?” And people from around the world showed up with answers that were funny, fascinating, and sometimes downright intense....

“This Is My Life Now”: 30 Oddly Hilarious Photos Of Humans And Animals Accepting Their Fate Sometimes, people get into an unexpected situation and don’t know how to respond to it, so they end up accepting their fate and just going with the flow. There is even an online community dedicated to those people- “ This Is My Life Now “. The Reddit group has around 881k members who enjoy “gifs or pics of people and animals accepting their uncommon situations”....

10 Funny Shower Moments We’ve All Been Through Chaz Hutton is a Berlin-based artist who creates hilarious comics about awkward social situations. We already featured some of his illustrations before , and this time he’s back with 10 relatable comics showing the moments we have in the shower. The illustrations are called “Life in the Shower” and in an interview with Bored Panda, Chaz said he had come up with the idea while taking a shower and thinking he had no ideas for any comics....

10 Surreal Portraits That Blurs The Boundaries Between Reality And Imagination, As Created By Mumi Mumi, an artist based in Argentina, creates wonderful surreal portraits by combining various elements like feathers, flowers, leaves, birds, human faces, etc. Her works are mostly inspired by nature and the sea. The artist started creating collages when she was 13-14 years old. She says, “As a teenager, I was really drawn to graphic design. I collected discoteque flyers, magazines, and maps from all over the world....

10 Travel-Inspired Embroidered Works By Maria Zamyatina Maria Zamyatina is an embroidery artist who started documenting her travel memories through embroidered paintings four years ago. Earlier, she tried her hand at embroidering bags, brooches, ribbon embroidery, cross stitching and ultimately found her passion for travel embroidery. In an interview with DeMilked, she revealed, “When I came to an idea to chronicle my travels through free style mixed media embroidery, I realized that those were the topic and the medium I was looking for and since 2018 I keep on in the same direction....

10 Winners From 2015 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest Have travel photographs? Then see how they stack up against National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest 2015 winners. Three lucky ones were chosen out of 18.000 submissions. The first place winner Anuar Patjane with his black-and-white photo “Whale Whisperers” gets to take home an eight-day “National Geographic Photo Expedition: Costa Rica and the Panama Canal” with airfare for two. The other prizes are also both travel and photography related, and just being mentioned as a notable is a great honor....

10. Y.O. Emma Watson Used A Quill During The Filming Of Harry Potter And Here Is The Note She Wrote Every Harry Potter fan knows who Emma Watson is – she’s the actress that played the smart and witty Hermione Granger in the books’ film adaptations. The first movie in the series was filmed all the way back in 2001 and while the actress was just 10 years old at the time, she already took the role very seriously....

11 Popular Memes Photoshopped Using The Newest AI Generative Fill With AI entering the game there are all sorts of things possible that just weren’t before. From generating pics of countries as people to generating images of the Simpsons in human form , the reach and ability of AI are extending rapidly. Recently, Adobe Photoshop introduced a new feature called AI Generative Fill. This tool allows users to remove unwanted images from the background, add objects to the image or extend the canvas....

12 Quirky Embroideries By Artist Who Calls Herself An Old Victorian Lady In A Millennial’s Body Embracing her millennial sense of humour and Victorian-era stitching talents, Laney Boyd has created a whimsical brand of embroidered pieces. This playful artist laughingly explained how stitching has quickly become her entire personality since she discovered it in 2020. During the pandemic, she needed to keep her hands busy instead of doomscrolling. When two friends posted photos of their latest embroidery projects online, the methodical and mindful process caught her attention....