2 year old Stella dancing ballet on So You Think You Can Dance after her mother won an audition to Vegas. We think she has a great chance of being a future contestant, too cute!
Source: Youtube
A 12 Year-Old Boy Wrote The Perfect Advice To Understanding Women. This Is Priceless.
When dealing with women, it is sometimes very difficult for the average male to understand exactly what they want. Sure, Mel Gibson gave us a bit of a glimpse, but how can any guy truly understand what women want?
Good thing for us guys, there’s a 12-year-old boy who has the answer.
Source:Â elitedaily.com
Dancing With The Stars Has Nothing On This Couple…WOW!!!
Meet Jackie and Charlie, they have been dancing together for 30 years and have won many competitions together. This video was taken at a club they both belong to which is ShagAtlanta. You can obviously tell their 30 years of experience together. Their foot work alone in this video is enough to make any one ohh and ahh. They are amazingly smooth and comfortable with each other and amazing to watch. Enjoy!
Source: Youtube
Celebrities Read Mean Tweets
Some people are cruel and write very harsh things to celebrities on Twitter. What you don’t see when you send a nasty tweet is that it can cause pain. So to raise awareness, and hopefully make people think twice before they post something awful, we’ve once again assembled a group of famous faces to remind everyone that words hurt.
Jimmy Kimmel Live – Celebrities Read Mean Tweets #6
Source: YouTube
Kanye West's Facebook Movie
A look back at Kanye West’s Facebook account, from his first moments to his most liked posts to the best photos he’s shared.
Source: Mandatory on YouTube
When you have an "I Hate My Job" kind of day, try this!
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This Is What Happens When A Woman Gets Sick Of Divorce And Mortgages. And It’s Brilliant!
Macy Miller didn’t have a lot of experience with construction, but she was willing to learn.
It took her years, but she was working on making her dream come true.
Macy Miller
Macy MillerSo she never gave up.
She found new motivation after her divorce.
Not to mention her home foreclosure.
She was determined to make Tiny House a reality and avoid mortgages forever.
So the labor of love went on.
The most expensive part of the house was the composting toilet, which was $2,000.00.
She completed all of the wiring inside herself.
During construction, she fell off of the roof and broke her back.
But even that didn’t break her spirit.
The tiny home is eco-friendly.
And it’s highly efficient.
Every bit of space is used.
Not to mention, it’s also gorgeous.
She built it on a flatbed so she could take this little masterpiece anywhere.
She is free.
Now, after getting divorced and losing her house to foreclosure, Macy Miller has followed her dream and is free. We can’t help but respect that!
Source: Viralnova
I Couldn’t Believe What This Guy Was Making For His Unborn Child… WOW!
Redditor DRC_Goes_PEWPEW recently shared this amazing DIY project he did in his unborn son’s nursery. Using fiber-optic lights his aim was to create the effect of the ceiling having hundreds of stars, all slowly fading in-and-out in a soothing way.
I used 1.8 inch painters tape to mark off where the beams in the ceiling were so I didn’t drill the holes for the stars in to a beam.
Then I used a staple gun and some kind of landscaping string to make a 1 ft x 1ft grid on the ceiling. I figured this way, the room is 12 x 10, which is 120 sqft, and there are 600 strands, that gives me 5 stars per sqft. I tried to drill the holes randomly, but the grid helped me maintain a pretty even layout.
Finished grid. The kit I purchased had we different diameter stars. I really just tried to space them out randomly.
Boo kitten was a pain in the butt during this process.
Until this point, the project was fun. Now that crappy part.
All of the insulation had to be removed from above the room. I removed about 9 trashbags of this stuff. It was a mix of roll and blown-in.
Getting there.
Good enough. I kind of wish I took more time to clean up the dust. All the black dust became a pain in the ass when I had to glue all the strands in to place.
Burton did not enjoy not being able to join me in the attic.
This is the kit I purchased from Wiedamark.com. It came pretty quickly and so far I haven’t had issues. It included a light source with a twinkle wheel already installed, 600 fiber strands (2 bundles of 3 hundred strands (three different size strands)), a remote, a color wheel you can add to make the stars colored, and a key fob to turn it off and on remotely.
Here is the light source.
And the key fob. A little chintzy, but it does the job. I might try to find something better in the future.
This is the bundle.
My initial thought was to encase the entire bundle in electrical tape, but it was a bad idea. It made the entire thing too rigid and tough to deal with. I ended up taping the bundle every foot or so to keep the thing together and as tangle free as possible. Even that was dumb. Just using zip-ties worked best.
I did actually leave the very end here covered in electrical tape where it went through the ceiling. Maybe about the last 10 inches of it?
This is the light source and bundles mounted in the closet.
Bundles in the attic. I recommend stretching them in the opposite direction you are installing and laying them flat. One of the most tedious things about the project is trying to pull individual strands from the bundle to install while keeping the rest of the strands from tangling.
Looks cool with the lights off.
More of the strands pulled through.
It was really cool to walk through this stuff. It’s kind of like Avatar, but with more insulation itch…
More of the glow.
These cats thought I was making them their own Bubble’s Kittyland
This is with almost all the strands pulled through and some of the excess trimmed.
Trippy…
I saved the cable management to the end. Which was a mistake. Start early because I really wasn’t able to manage the first bundle.
After all the strands were pulled through, I had to go back and glue every. single. strand. in place. The worst was trying to squeeze where the roof meets the edge of the house. And the nails from the roof. Make sure you are up to date on your tetanus shots.
I sprayed the ceiling using an portable Wagner paint sprayer. After two coats, I trimmed all the strands, leaving about 3-4mm of excess sticking out. The excess is so if I ever want to paint the ceiling again, I can just snip the painted end of the string off and the light will shine again. It would look better to snip it flush, but then I don’t think you could repaint the ceiling…
Lights on.
Lights off. Total count, 596 stars. I broke 4 strands in the process.
Total, I estimate this project took about 40 hours. It was the best/worst idea I ever had for this nursery. It was really tedious; especially because I did it by myself.
How awesome is that. My dad just put glow in the dark star stickers on my ceiling, which I loved. So I can only imagine the great memories this will create for his son in the coming years.
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