Morning Glory Designer Cake 1/12 scale by mousemarket on Etsy

Morning Glory Designer Cake 1/12 scale by mousemarket on Etsy

So cute! All of the stuff in Mouse Market's Etsy shop makes me hungry! She makes tiny replicas of all kinds of food. Yum.

How-Tuesday: Matchbox Valentines With Rachel Johnson :: Etsy Blog

How-Tuesday: Matchbox Valentines With Rachel Johnson :: Etsy Blog

Super cute and completely useless Valentine's stuff!

How to Make Chewing Gum: 5 steps - wikiHow

How to Make Chewing Gum: 5 steps - wikiHow

I know "gum" sounds complicated to make, but these instructions are actually super easy!

How to Donate Unused Medicine | eHow.com

How to Donate Unused Medicine | eHow.com

We all have them. Unused and leftover medicines from various illnesses. Here is a way to donate them very easily without any cost to you.

There is an organization called THE STARFISH PROJECT. They are located at the New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. The Starfish Project collects unused "leftover" medication from patients in the United States who have stopped or changed their antiretroviral (ARV) therapy. All drugs have patient identification removed before they are sorted, labeled, and shipped to their partner clinics in Nigeria.

They also collect non-ARV medications. Go to their website (the link is below)and download the NON-ARV DRUG FORMULARY for a list of drugs they will accept. Examples are antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals, aspirin, vitamins, etc. They cannot accept liquid medications.

Place all pill bottles in a plastic bag and place this bag inside of a cardboard box. All pill bottles should be closed securely. No loose capsules or tablets should be present in the plastic bag or box.

The Starfish Project pays for all shipping costs of medications. They provide pre-paid FedEx labels to their donors. Send donations to:

The Starfish Project
Center for Special Studies
New York-Presbyterian Hospital
119 West 24 Street
New York, NY 10011