In the extremely rare case you find something you think is a meteorite.
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This pitcher decided it didn't want its colors to face as it grew. I've had lights breaking and being replaced all winter, just switched to a new type of light a month ago, if this leaf is an indication of what I will get with this light, I'm all for it. In a couple of days it should open fully and get as ruffled as the one behind it, it's going to make some lovely macro pics :)
#gardening #CarnivorousPlants #ContainerGarden
Cool, all is going according to plan. Now I will just have to resist snacking on all of them, maybe the rest of the family can have a few that way.
#Gardening
Yaaay, a homeschooling lesson about food webs made me finally remember a game I bought from an Instagram suggestion back when my kid was young enough that using it would mean they were all lost or destroyed. Afternoon science lesson will be fun :).
If we took the energy we spend hating our enemies, and instead we ignored them and directed our energy at our own communities, working on deescalation and healing while focusing on local action (not keeping our heads in the sand but working for positive change), we might really make a difference and feel better for it, while avoiding feeding the machine.
As part of my work, I do education on the impact of repetitive stress and the role of social media in our overall resilience and brain health.
When your stress system is activated over and over and over, your baseline adrenaline levels rise, and your brain becomes normalized to that level of adrenaline. And then you
subconsciously seek it out, and get those bumps to maintain higher levels. It’s an addiction. And it wears on all major biological systems, making you sick.
This one is probably going to make a lovely subject for macro photos when it opens :).
#Gardening #ContainerGarden #CarnivorousPlants
So, this morning I splurged on a Sims expansion that adds a whole bunch of stuff to the life stages, and baby diaper blowouts are included, which I discovered to my delight, prompting many family stories of baby diaper blowouts to the kiddo playing with me on my knee, and it has proven to have made our day. I feel bad for the 20 year old when she comes out of her cave/room later, the six year old has memorized the details of some of her younger exploits. She will have to eat, soon. We wait.
While most people know that students were killed at Kent State in 1970, very few know about the murder of students at Jackson State and even less about South Carolina State College in Orangeburg. In Orangeburg, two years before the Kent State murders, 28 students were injured and three were killed — most shot in the back by the state police while involved in a peaceful protest.
Fun fact: a psych prof I had also taught Dr. Phil, in fact they became so close that Hensley was Dr. Phil's best man at his wedding. Sometimes in my classes Phil would come up, always in the context of spreading misinformation. The story stays the same. Hensley calls him up, says, "Phil, you know I taught you better than that" and Phil replies, "I know, but this gets better ratings."
Nature, science, and art are super cool. Terribly sorry for the stuff that doesn't fit.
She/they cishet.