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Watching This Boston Terrier Play With Her Balloon Will Melt All Your Worries Away


I’ll never forget the year we found out my dog is deathly afraid of balloons. Ordinarily quite the social pooch, she could only cower back in fear until the frightening, floating orb was safely tucked away behind a bedroom door. And even then, she was still pretty wary.



This dog could teach her a thing or two about all the fun she’s missing out on, though. The acrobatic Boston terrier just can’t get enough of hopping and jumping around to keep the orange balloon up in the air. Her happy face will make all your worries melt away.




“Gotcha! Gotcha again! And again!”






Watch the whole adorable video here:




This silly girl definitely makes you think about how important all the simple things in life are and how much we should all embrace those happy moments more often!



What This Artist Can Do With A Handful Of Party Balloons Is Beyond Awesome


At some point, you’ve probably seen a magician or an entertainer captivate an audience by creating some really sick balloon animals. Perhaps you even took home your very own balloon poodle or rabbit…only to have it deflate or pop days later. Still, witnessing such a feat is quite the experience.


Masayoshi Matsumoto takes any balloon animal you’ve ever seen and puts it to shame. The Japanese artist uses balloons to create animals, insects, and even people with more detail than you’ve ever seen before. He does this without any tape or adhesives, making his creations even more amazing.




Matsumoto’s animal creations are more detailed than the poodles from your childhood.
















Matsumoto also makes some pretty terrifying creepy crawlers.










He even excels at creating balloon people!






Look at that dress!






This Venus flytrap looks awfully hungry.






This balloon dino comes complete with ferocious claws and teeth.






Perhaps the most impressive pieces in Matsumoto’s collection are his luminescent animals.








The artist also recreates popular characters, including cartoon and anime stars.







To see more of the artist’s fantastic work, be sure to visit his Tumblr pages. You can also follow Matsumoto on Twitter and Facebook to find out more about his latest creations.