Kayden's First Rain - Neatorama

Isn’t it wonderful when you see children react to something they’ve never experienced before with joy instead of fear? Nicole Byon captured her 15-month-old daughter sister Kayden discovering the feel of rain for the first time, which she found delightful and fascinating -and went back out in over and over. May you always look at the world with that sense of wonder, kid. The accompanying song is "In My Arms" by Jon Foreman. -via Laughing Squid

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That's just the most delicious thing yet today!
Like that question that went around Facebook recently: When you walk in the rain, do you get wet or do you feel the rain?
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It's like a shower, but only outside! And no soap, either!

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I think they are beautiful pieces of art, however, I feel that they are extremely impractical.

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I also don't see any visible heating or cooling, so that place would also be an icy tomb

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A few million dollars in aerogel insulation should fix the cold issue right up and maintain a bit of transparency.

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Where's the potty, and are the pipes leading from it glass too?

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Flat roof house + snow = collapsed roof.

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Looks great, but I wouldn't want to live there. I like to throw stones for a hobby.

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What happens when the washing machine gets out of balance in spin cycle?

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when i see this i think of Thir13en Ghosts.

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Super Mario N64! Let's hope no one loses their hat in there!

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There you are enjoying the amazing view when a small bird bangs into the glass, plink. No worries the bird shakes it off and flies away. The impact, however, causes a small crack [plink]. You stand up [plink]. "What the hell?!" [plink, plink, plink] Can you get to the door before the house breaks up and falls into the water? Great idea for a game!

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I would only live in or rent the house if it were in the middle of a very busy city center and was accompanied by very attractive, randy, lewd-natured companions. But not in the wilderness...that would be rather pointless...would it not?

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