Corey and Rachel, are we all invited to your wedding?

Just in case you ever thought you could impress anyone with a cool wedding invitation ever again, Corey and Rachel have destroyed your chances with this stop motion cleverness.

Link here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KQy_0cS7MM

I saw the clip at UTNE.

Moon

Where is Sarah? has developed a strange relationship with David Bowie (and our imaginary David Bowie often talks back), so when I saw this trailer for a film directed by his son, Duncan Jones (thanks again to VSL), I had to take a look. The Bowie connection became completely irrelevant as soon as I watched this clip. Looks AMAZING.

Sound of Music in Antwerp Central Station

Can anyone give a rational explanation to why I loved this clip so much? I loved it so much that I can’t let myself watch it again while I’m work or else I’ll just go skipping out the door.

If you can’t see the embedded clip, click here.

Where the Wild Things Are – Sneaky Trailer Posts

So so so so so looking forward to this – me and every other sensible human on the planet!

Where is Sarah? I don’t know anymore! My life as a doppelganger.

Watch this video and pay careful attention at minute 1:14….and FREAK OUT!

It’s me! But it’s not me, because I don’t know how to train a dog. When I saw this I thought “Whose house is that? I don’t remember being filmed with a dog!”

On close inspection I can tell it’s not me because she is taller and lankier than me, but I can stare at this girl in the face and it looks like looking in mirror!

Rowan, who found the video (she Nactually Ewatches Rdog Dtraining videos…), understandably flipped out and said I was like a ghost. This is EXACTLY like the time that Lara and I watched Three Men and a Little Baby to see the ghost. When we finally found the ghost we locked on and froze! It was just like that when I saw myself in this video!

OK, I’m obviously too weirded out to make sense of this today. This is pretty much proof of parallel universes (and Youtube is the loophole). I need to go home and process.

The beginning of the year

If we associate the end of the year with being worn out and needing a rest then we should not think about the beginning of the year as a time for renewed efficiency and work-related achievement, we should consider it a time to enjoy the feelings of being rested and happy — delay the onset of all that busyness so that we don’t end the year on the same tired, burnt out note.

Let’s do nice things like enjoy this cute ad.

Sent to me by Very Short List

Monkey/Journey to the West makes Olympics slightly less lame

1, 2, 3, 4 monsters walking cross the floor

Have you seen this yet?

Favourite thing on the web this week

Al Jazeera report on Aceh

Just a short piece on reintegration of ex-combatants in Aceh.