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This little guy wasn't doing so well, and he landed on a newspaper in my laundromat. What was more amusing was that he landed right over the word "help" in the headline. It's a little hard to tell that from the picture.
July 27, 2007. Taken at Mr. Suds Laundromat in Portland, OR.
Edit: Woo, my first picture in Explore! Aug 21, 2007 #372
AFRAID by Daniele Suraci (Italy, 2020, 15')
KLOD by Giuseppe Marco Albano (Italy, 2020, 15')
LUCE & ME by Isabella Salvetti (Italy, 2019, 15')
OUR TIME by Veronica Spedicati (Italy, 2019, 16')
SEPTEMBER by Giulia Louise Steigerwalt (Italy, 2019, 20')
SULLE PUNTE by Ulisse Lendaro (Italy, 2020, 8')
TIMO’S WINTER by Giulio Mastromauro (Italy, 2020, 16'21'')
Link was a bit twitchy around this freshly ran over Northern Brown Snake. It was still moving a bit (head was smashed) and Link did not like that at all.
well you're not brave if you still keep the letters;
and you're not sane if you don't want to get better;
and you're not drunk if you can stay in your lane.
well you're not awake but you haven't been sleeping;
and you hate god but you don't believe in him;
and you're not scared but you still got you're eyes closed.
On September 12th at 4:29PM, a cottontail rabbit (Sylvilagus floridanus) and an eastern fox squirrel (Sciurus niger) were spotted on the path between Blanton-Nason-Brewer Hall and Missouri Hall. I was easily able to walk up to both animals and take a picture of them. I believe this was possible due to adaptations by both animals and a change in how they process humans within their landscapes of fear. Due to generations of both animals (most likely) living on campus surrounded by non-hostile humans, their landscape of fear changed from avoiding humans to living together in a "if you do not bother me, I will not bother you" environment. This increasingly-safe environment will let both animals create longer and more fit offspring as they do not need to allocate resources to defense or creating many offspring.
Link to sources: extension2.missouri.edu/g9412
nature.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/eastern-gra...
it's such a chilly day, i was afraid the broom would catch cold.
truth be told our black broomstick was leaving yucky marks on our yellow wall... so i knitted this little hat. now our walls are mark-free & we have a cozy broom. hooray!
(I am still afraid of the dark)
I slept with a nightlight until I went to college. And then I stopped sleeping with a nightlight so that Emily wouldn't make fun of me. haha.
Looking for things for the Cringe Book. These are the journals from age 11 to age 24. After that I kind of wrote less and less in journal form. (and more in blog form, how modern!)