Twitterings of the Day

• 09:42 Raspberry doughnut from Satura Cakes for breakfast. They have exceptional pastries. #
• 10:03 "Reversible Destiny Lofts" in Japan offer physical and mental challenges to tenants: tinyurl.com/destinylofts #
• 10:19 Creepily whimsical work by Polish artist Franek Starowieyski: www.dmochowskigallery.net/galeria.php #
• 11:14 The miniature savage fairytale world of artist Tessa Farmer: www.theminiatureworldsshow.co.uk/tessafarmer/index.html #
• 11:52 A whole site of historic camel photos, brought to you by CamelPhotos.com, Camel Hub of the Web: www.camelphotos.com/OldPhotos.html #
• 11:59 A fascinating collection of 'pulp' magazine covers: picasaweb.google.com/pulpgallery (btw, I love the title "The Corpse Came C.O.D.") #
• 12:08 Chocolat d' Anatomie is a delightful line of anatomical chocolates by Visual Anatomy Limited: www.visualanatomy.com/chocolate.htm #
• 12:15 Another amazing kit and story from AlexCF, called 'Golem: Life from Inanimate Clay' alexcf.com/blog/?p=149 #
• 16:25 Bike ride with the Grub. Such lovely weather today. #
• 19:15 Tootling down to the store with @tutordennis for vegan honey cake ingredients. #
• 21:08 Escape from Berkeley (By Any Non-Petroleum Means Necessary), a road rally of alternate-power vehicles: www.escapefromberkeley.com/ #
• 22:04 "My basic objection to religion is not that it isn't true; I like plenty of things that aren't true" (Pullman) tinyurl.com/pullmanban #
• 22:30 Ever wanted to own a full-scale Roman siege engine? Now you can! tinyurl.com/3wk6bh #

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