Holding Out for a Hero (or Trying to Be One!)

Just a little blog today, a little something for those of you who read, and to keep current.

I am officially on three weeks holiday from work.  I think I've kind've had a bit of an energy collapse in the past 24 hours, it's like my body has heard my brain say "Woohoo, I'm on holiday!" and responded with a very firm "Lie DOWN!!"  I don't have a lot of energy just at the moment, and I feel kind of like I'm coming down with something, but I think that's just that beginning of holiday crash.  You know how it is, when you push yourself too hard, and don't take your time, when you DO stop, you kind of fall over.

So I am going to listen to my body, have a little bit of a mooch over the next day or so, and not just leap into all of the fun things I want to do while I have some time until I've recharged a little.  I need to stop trying to be a hero.

And on the subject of being heroes, I was faffing about this morning and found this cute website that you can make your own superhero.  Check mine out...

Doesn't she rock that crossbow?  Want to go make your own?  Go to: The Hero Factory

Do You Love Me?

Well you could show it by getting me this book:

ISBN: 9781921332401

I have the copy out from the library at the moment, and it's AMAZING.  Chock full of facts, photos, inside information, quotes and fabulous Mythbusters info.  It's just MythGeek heaven!  I want my own copy to go on my shelves permanently so bad.

And in celebration of this awesome book, here is the awesomeness of Jamie Hyneman, thanks to Adam Savage's tweeted photos (Link):

It's Stache-Man!!  Or MythMan!  Hyne-Man!  Good GOD he is total awesomeness.  You would never guess that he is a man of 52 years old, would you?  I'm serious.  Born in 1956.  I sometimes wonder if he is the bionic man or something.

Love ya work Jamie!