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Nerd Fitness AND Hunger Games make up tutorial

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So today is my day off because I work on Saturday (*hint hint* Come visit me!), so I am blogging to you from the comfort of my home while Rumples McTavish sleeps (shhhhh, she got out last night and it freaked her out a bit so let's let her get some rest).*

Anyway, I'm writing to you from my zebra striped couch to tell you that the vlogbrothers have made a few new fantastic videos. Not that all of their other videos aren't fantastic, I just thought you would all appreciate these.

First John Green (nerdfighter, and author of Paper Towns, Looking for Alaksa, Will Grayson, Will Grayson, and An Abundance of Katherines) helps us work out. The Nerd Way.

And guys, I'm not ashamed to admit that I participated along with this video (though I'm really bad at sit ups), so you should too!


And, to fulfill a bet, and to celebrate the release of Mockingjay, Hank Green (@ecogeek, nerdfighter, and brother to John Green) shows us how to apply make up for "District 12 look."

I did not participate in this one, because I was too busy giggling..

Which video did you like best?

*For those of you not in the know, Rumples McTavish is my hamster. She is awesome.
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