Art Monday goes to Costa Rica! Always lovely to see baby turtles heading out to the ocean…
I wish I had found this Friday Find sooner, since I really needed checks myself, but for anyone who needs checks, check out these two styles:
And just in case you need a checkbook cover and address labels:
I find box turtle shell patterns to be pretty. You can appreciate them more when the turtle is hiding in its shell.
This Art Monday piece called my attention because of the ripples in the water. Found it interesting. Hope you do, too:
Just in case any parents out there are planning on getting your kids turtles for Christmas, here is a last minute Friday Find – a care DVD you can order to gift with the turtle!
I seem to have run out of videos for the time being. As it turns out, turtle videos tend to be more popular during the summers months. (I’m sure you can imagine why.) So for now, I’m converting this column into an art column to feature turtle art I find on the internet. If you know anyone who creates turtle art or if you yourself create turtle art, please let me know!
Without further ado, here is the first piece of featured art!
Sorry for the lack of Friday Finds columns! It’s been a little crazy around here as we sleep train our little one… Didn’t realize I missed getting a few new posts up.
This week, I love this Friday Find! How cute is this turtle doorstop? Definitely need one in my stocking!
I just cannot pass up photos of baby turtles. Their tiny-ness makes them too cute.
Photo via Silver City Serpentarium.
Also, sadly, I believe this will be my last Video Monday post for a while. Seems I have exhausted quite a bit of my video resources and now I’m getting a bunch of repeat film. Hopefully I can bring the column back this summer with new vids.
Don’t fret! I have plans for a new column to take its place next week! Make sure to check back!
This photo came attached to an interesting article regarding the masses of jellyfish that are swarming to a national park on the small island of Cabrera. (That’s to the south of Majorca, Spain, for those who didn’t know, like me.) Apparently, there are too many of them to clear and the environmentalists are losing the battle.
Photo via MyTelegraph.co.uk