Jon Foreman discovered land art while in college and immediately fell in love with it. He lives in Pembrokeshire, Wales, and a huge part of his work revolves around the stones he finds near the sea. Using everything from tiny pebbles to big rocks, Jon creates fascinating arrangements that could impress anyone.

This is a somewhat humorous but very interesting cartoon about three rocks. It starts off rather silly but after a while it becomes very philosophical. It is amazing what you can learn from three rocks and how many applications can be derived from such a simple concept.

This is a new form of a therapy called “Laughter Yoga”. It combines different physical exercises like jumping and dancing to help people to improve their mobility and communication. Besides this, the unusual laughter therapy includes laughing and chanting helping to boost self-confidence. Such exercises were recently conducted for an orphanage center and Metro Manila city jail in Philippines. Indian police commandos also had a chance to exercise “Laughter Yoga”.

I don’t know who thinks up the names of some cities, but apparently some of the city planners in this country have a real sense of humor. As the signs in these photos show some of the city names are hilarious. So who needs therapy, after all, humor is the best medicine.