InterestingStuffz: March 2015

Monday, March 9, 2015

18 First World Problems - Real Twitter Posts

Friday, March 6, 2015

11 Pictures That Compare Life Today With How It Used To Be

Life is a roller coaster ride and you never know where you'll end up. We can bet none of you imagined your life the way it turned out. Childhood and teenage also used to be a different era and now things have acquired a new meaning. Now, we hang out less and hang out on Facebook more. Let's have a look at some of the (saddening?) things that have changed ... whether for better or for worse.

1. Playing with Friends

2. Pulling An All-Nighter

3. Working Out

4. Going To The Doctor

5. Using Phones

6. Sharing Vacation Pictures

7. Playing Video Games

8. Celebrating Birthdays

9. Sharing

10. How Many Devices We Needed

11. How Things Size Up

Source: www.whydontyoutrythis.com

Dr. Seuss's 'What Pet Should I Get' Rediscovered and Released.

Dr. Suess new book "What Pet Should I Get"Cover

Dr. Suess is back to enchant us again. The newly discovered 'What Pet Should I Get?' has been developed from the manuscripts and illustrations re-discovered by his window, Audrey Giesel in 2013. Dr Suess, Theodor died in 1991.

The title will be released on July 28, 2015. Pre-booking on Amazon can be done here.

This book is about the events that take place when a brother and sister visit a pet store and decide to pick a pet. They can't seem to be able to decide upon which one they want - this makes up the premise of the life lesson that many of us learn as children - sometimes making up your mind is difficult and you are confronted with conflicting choices but when you have a decision to make you have to make it.

The literary equivalent of a hidden treasure, 'What Pet Should I Get' was discovered by his wife after Dr. Suess's death. Told in the signature style of Dr. Seuss’s this is a must have for every child and Dr. Suess fan. In fact it can also be a great gifting option for birthdays, holidays and so on.

Original black line art from 'What Pet Should I Get?' by Dr. Seuss, which features the same kids from 'One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish.' (Photo: TM & Dr. Seuss Enterprises,)

The manuscripts were discovered by Audrey Giesel and Dr. Suess's longtime secretary while clearing out his office in his home in the seaside La Jolla neighborhood of San Diego. It will be published by Random House in July 2015 and will be available on Amazon.

Audrey Geisel, widow of Theodor Geisel, Dr. Seuss, poses at their home in the La Jolla area of San Diego, Feb. 4, 2004. The 82-year-old heiress of Seuss world has parlayed her husband's characters into a multi-million dollar industry. More than two decades after his death, she's still finding old manuscripts to publish. (Photo: LENNY IGNELZI/ AP)

The new book will have the same kids as the previous books, "One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish"...

Remember the kids from 'One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish'? They're back, in newly rediscovered manuscript by Dr. Seuss which will be published by Random House in July. (Photo: TM & © Dr. Seuss Enterprises)

A panel spread from 'Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories,' featuring the world's most beloved elephant, who encounters a pesky bug. (Photo: Dr. Seuss Enterprises)

Book cover of 'Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories,' another recently rediscovered book by Dr. Seuss which was published in September 2014, also by Random House. (Photo: Dr. Seuss Enterprises)

More pages from 'Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories,' by Dr. Seuss. (Photo: Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P.)

A blow-up of the 37-cent Dr. Seuss stamp at unveiling in October 2003, in his hometown Springfield, Mass., by the U.S. Postal Service. (Photo: NATHAN MARTIN/ Associated Press)