Some adorable Christmas cheer

Awww... what cuties!


If you want to giggle some more, here's another one. Slightly more tacky yet hilarious. And just so you know, Mart has totally mastered the cat voice, and can sing the whole song just like that... i love it!

Pretty box

I finally got myself some proper running shoes, recommended by a specialist who filmed my feet while I was running on a treadmill (!) to find the ones that best fitted me. I don't find the shoes very pretty, but hey, they are running shoes after all. And they will be way better for my ankles and knees than my old ones. So, I didn't fall in love with the shoes when I saw them, but when I saw the box, I was sold! I love companies that take care of details like that.
I just checked their website, and really loved their tv ads too. Click on the second one 'They're both really cute' - that's my favourite.


Oh, and next time I go running, I'll add this song to my play list. It reminds me of being at Manly beach with Ben.

70's ads

We finally got to see the current exhibition at our local library - it was great! On top of dozens of posters from the 70's, they also had TV ads from the same period, which were pretty hilarious.

Drenched goldfish

Remember how I said I like clever ads?

Well, here's another one.

This one is really cool too. And this one, even if it's a big yucky, is pretty clever too.

Clever one

First of all, for those of you who are not used to Swiss money, please click here to see what our bills look like. If you can, try and remember the order of the colours as amounts go up (10 francs is yellow, 20 is pink, etc.).

Done?

Ok. So, now that everyone has acquired the highly regarded skill of recognising Swiss bank notes, please enjoy the following video (which, as you might have guessed from the title of this post, I find very clever). It's for a Swiss bank. Don't worry about not understanding the text at the end (if you indeed don't) - just look at the pictures.

Nice take on how your money might evolve with this bank, isn't it?


I love clever, funny and / or beautiful ads. If you have ones you'd like to share, please do!

Oh, and almost every time I see a complicated piece of origami, I wonder how they come up with the folding pattern to make it... well, here is the answer in a long but fascinating video.