Not Really Much to Say, But It Is WWWW

Last night, I went to the second funeral in a week. This one was simply a memorial. Touching, inspiring, and healing words were said and some Lynyrd Skynyrd was played (I live in Alabama people.) It was short and heartfelt, a fitting service for closure and beginnings.

As I ended up visiting with my mom for some time following the service, I didn't make it home early enough to work on the craft room. I hope to make it up tonight. Of course, it is also Project Runway night. So. . . well. . . I'll make it work!! ;)

Since there's not much else I can say, I'll get right to "Wild, Wild Web Wednesday"

• Ever since seeing Scooby Doo as a kid, I've always wanted a secret passage in my house. LOML* has pointed out a house in our town that he knows has them. Check out this company that specializes in making secret passagways.
• Want to save space and make a statement, this cool one piece plumbing art should do it.
• I love this house with "tentacular cancer."
  
• Some cool art "stickwork" by Patrick Dougherty. Check it out!
  
• High heels for babies - You've GOT to be kidding!

Here's hoping I made your Wednesday a little more wild.

Another Trip and and WWWW

I'm leaving in a few hours to head to Mississippi for my great-uncle's funeral. It's in the morning. So. . . my mom, great-aunt, another great-uncle, a cousin, her kids, and I are leaving this evening. I'm not sure if the hotel as WiFi or not and am debating whether or not to lug my laptop. I still have my iPhone and can post from that if needed. I just won't have my links to share (I keep those on a flash drive.) Since I'm not sure how posting will go, I decided to go ahead and post what I can for "Wild Wild Web Wednesday" today. Enjoy!:

• Here's how you can transform a dollhouse into a fairy house

• Check out Steve Martin on the dating game, back when he really was just a wild and crazy guy!!
  
• I used to make those cornstarch and water concoctions all the time at my previous job. The kids loved them (and so did I)
  
• Have you heard of jowlers? They're photos taken of people as they are shaking their heads. Worth a look.
  
• I've posted several links and pictures of Lego creations, so why not post these lego recreations of famous pictures.

Have a great hump day and I'll be back when I'm back. Or whenever, who knows?