For many years I have occasionally experienced the following phenomenon: just when I would wake up in the morning, right at the state midway between dreaming and waking, I would gain lucidity but still be able to �hear� the tail end of my dream. A song would be playing, a very complex one, perfectly produced in every detail. And listening to it, I would be absolutely sure that I had never heard that song before. So where did it come from. After some thought I was left with th...

Before I wrote this article I was sitting on my porch, enjoying the afternoon sun while playing Me and My Katmari on my Ipod. Now I love downloading Ipod games but until recently I didn�t even know you could download games onto your Ipod until my friend John showed me how.

A unique and festive holiday tablescape can easily be created with some planning, simple materials and your imagination. Just like dressing up for special occasions, little touches can make a big impact on how your table looks to your guests.

Have you ever been out somewhere and someone�s t-shirt showcasing a witty line or funny image catches your eye and sense of humor? It is most likely happening more often because more and more people are not relying on shirt manufacturers to be clever, but they are applying their own ingenuity into making their own shirts. The possibilities are now limitless in making your self, your friends, and the rest of the world envious of your duds by engineering your own shirts. You do...

Once you�ve mastered the basics of soap making, it�s fun to create your own recipes.

Who Invented the Art of Photo Mosaics?

Photo mosaics are rising in popularity all over the world. You have probably seen one somewhere such as in your child�s school, your local library, a medical office or elsewhere. They are beautiful, large photo mosaics that will catch everyone and anyone�s eye. You just can�t take your eyes off of these wonderful photos. There is so much to look at and so much to discover in a photo mosaic.

The cornucopia is Thanksgiving decor at its most classic. Also known as the "horn of plenty", cornucopias have a history dating back to around 500 BCE and strong ties to Greek mythology which tells us that Zeus gave Amalthea a goats horn that could grant the owner anything they wished for. Today the horn has similar meaning in new context, granting the first European settlers in the new world a feast they did not dream possible -- so the new tradition holds.

Elvis. The king of rock and roll. He's been long gone as a human being, but his music and his spirit still lives in our hearts. His clothes, his accent, and the way he sang and moved are all memorable. What better way to pay tribute to the King than to wear Elvis costumes whenever the opportunity presents?

Toy cars fascinate the children as much as the original car. To an extent more! In the real car, they can only be the passengers. In the toy car, they are the masters. They can even create accidents that won't harm anyone.