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We enjoyed some outdoor frolicking on the common today in the little bit of time we have together (after I get out of work and he goes in to work).
Simon and Laila stake out some vultures and battle a giant spider: simonthomsett.wildlifedirect.org/2008/10/26/leaving-aberd...
My room sucked. It was illegal for foriegners to stay here because it wasn't a hotel, more of a backpackers. It was actually not that bad once we killed all the mosquitos and barred my broken window shut.
how old is that girl? 14? and she's modeling corsets! in the window of the creepy corset shop? dickens fair, you have gone too far.
The specific name of this moth is an allusion to the Greek god Polyphemus sun of Poseidon.. a giant antagonistic one eyed hermit and sheep herder, who held Odysseus and his men captiveā¦ while not as imposing. One can only imagine such an eye spot could belong to such as creature as hideous as Polyphemus. The dark powdery scales are a stark contrast to the yellow ring around what is a transparent center where light can pass through. When disturbed this insect engages in what I believe to be a lousy and non rhythmic flapping on the ground.. but to a bird it must be terrifying to see your meal stare back at you with predator eyes! Such a beautiful moth!!
The product of the unholy union of the KKK and Zorro, Naples is the new face of fear. Now terrifying children in nightmares world wide.
You don't want to know what topping that is.
(It's baby)