It's astonishing how quickly Monday mornings stack up, and how slowly and painfully Friday afternoons inch their way into the light of existence.
We're all doomed anyway; the universe will most likely die in a few billion years, so it's best to start enjoying life.
Here, from Family Fun, is something you don't see every day--a pound cake and chocolate worked up into the shape of an excavator. It looks good--there's a recipe if you want to try it.
And here, from BBC, is a video of an actual boat made out of chocolate. The 3.5-meter boat was made by French chocolatier George Lamicol.
And now for something completely different--here is the website of the National Demolition Association, home to more than 1,000 U.S. and Canadian companies offering demolition services. If you want to learn about demolition, this is a good starting point.
Don't forget the association's annual convention coming up March 5-8, at the Mirage in Las Vegas.
Here are some photos of demolition excavators and other fascinating machines that Caterpillar showed at last year's convention. I want them all!
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