I feel We Feel Fine is captivating.

We Feel Fine is a superubably creative site encompassing a variety of emotions felt by people all over the web. Initially i was sceptical of the cause or point of the site but having read the range of insightful (sometimes not so much) thoughts and feelings i am pulled to revisit the site again and again. The beauty is how reflective some of the statments can be, creaters Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar have hoped to seize a forum wherein the internet can be used not to endlessly de-humanize but bring back genuine emotion. It somehow trawls thorugh peronal blogs and bio sites and captures any sentances including "i feel". Experience emotion in six movements; Madness, Murmurs, Montage, Mobs, Metrics and Mounds.

Intriguied? www.wefeelfine.org

P.S. Maybe my article title will make it on their!

A Penny For Your Thoughts

Remember when you wanted something so much but couldn't afford it so you painted a picture of it? No i don't remember doing that either, but Christine and Justin a couple in New York do that. Their website Wants For Sale illustrates paintings the couple paint in hope for the genuine object in exchange. So you can have their cartoon style painting of a slice of pizza if you buy them a slice of pizza in return. Sometimes you may not need to buy them something for the painting, for example a painting of a "good joke" will require you to simply tell them a good joke. This is such a wacky idea but the couple have collected a fair amount of cool stuff.
Take a look: Wantsforsale.com

Soaked in Champagne

The erratic British weather cannot be tamed, but that's not to say we can't be stylish. Invest in this handbag sized lush umbrella. With a hint of vintage and champagne in colour, this umbrella is a fashionista must have!

Champagne Umbrella £15.75, Valentine and French

Let this dress from Sonia Rykiel's Spring/Summer 08 collection be a trend indicator for this sultry champagne colour.

Sonia Rykiel Spring/Summer 2008 Collection

The online boutique Valentineandfrench.co.uk have got lots of gorgeous girly gifts. So check it out.

Rockin' Lullaby

Does anybody even sing lullabies anymore? Rockabyebabymusic.com makes bedtime for children and moreso for their parents much more enjoyable. Using renditions from some of the most classic rock bands ever, Rockabyebabymusic have recreated their almubs into soothing instrumental lullabies. Whether it's The Beatles, U2 or The Rolling Stones you enjoy, this is truly an ingenious idea and worth checking out.

"He said what?..."

We are so intrigued by other peoples conversations and we have all knowingly or unknowingly eavesdropped onto a conversation in a bus, lift, shop etc. But what is it about them that interests us so much? Do we find drama in a couple having a fall out? Or humour when people talk loudly on thier phone? For a moment we reliase that other people have sorrows, laughter and drama in thier lives too. In a big crowded city like New York these sorts of overherings are a daily occurance. Overheardinnewyork.com is a hilarious site where New Yorkers post conversations they overheard. The site has a network of masterd eavesdroppers who scoop all the real gossip and drama of people they will probably never see again. A must check out site for a laugh out loud time. Over heard at the beach and over heard at the office are other great sections to check out for a chuckle.

Check these out;

Homeless guy: Yo, yo. Can I get a donation to my broke-ass foundation?
Hipster guy: Sorry, dude.
Homeless guy: Aww, come on brother. Just pretend that you love me.

Chick #1: I didn't call you fat.
Chick #2: Yes, you did! I remember it vividly! But it's okay, 'cause I just forgot.

Hot girl #1: It's the guy on the end of the train.
Hot girl #2: Wow. It's amazing the human body can smell like that and still be alive.


Alot of the conversation snippets are very American and quite crude but you will find a moment that you've been in or overheard yourself in your very own city. Check it out.