Friday, March 11, 2011

Humor In Today's World Reached A New Height

An idle mind is a waste, most of all a waste of time. Creative mind is a thing of beauty and I keep on collecting.

One of them that seems to be in favour to my coin collections are buttons. Red buttons, white, blue buttons, yellow, brown, black, green, peach and teal. Any kind of color will do as long as it doesn't bend out of shape. Sturdy, strong plastic buttons, metals or made from organic plants and animal bones or parts, bits and pieces of shells and mollusks, coconut husk or bark from trees.

Buttons, buttons, button. Do you have any buttons?


I always have something to do to keep me busy or else I 'll feel ill and unhealthy. Lately, I sewn three lovely trendy bags called "chinese laundry bag." With the prominent "tier, layers or ruffles" in it. Fabulous isn't it? Original chinese laundry bag is worth $ 100 +

The peach color bag is made of satin fabric. Where satin fabric comes from? I think it's a combination of fiber from pineapple, silk, and synthetic products called nylon. The baby pink bag is made from the fine thread that comes from rayon. Rayon is made from the fine thread that comes from bamboo. Imagine that? Bamboo is such a unique plant and you'll be equally amazed that bamboo is a giant grass. Bamboo is the source of many paper that is available in the market today. Paper and fabric ? Not bad. But for a shampoo? Surely not a good source of ingredients for your shampoo or else your skin will be full of itchy sharp spines as if millions of needles piercing you of your inner strength.

What's good about bamboo? Oh, another unbelievable story is that there's a particular bamboo plant that keeps on growing by the hour and in 24 hours the plant reached its height to 15 feet.

If you feel like you're getting dry...it's time to shower and splash some beauty products that were clinically tested first on plants not animals. That's what I heard. Testing done on plants not animals. Testers thought the animal rights activist will oppose testing them on animals first that's why.