Wild berries

[gurdonark]

Yesterday I got my haircut at the chain place with the alliterative name. The hair cutter used shears that made my hair so short that I need not worry about a hair being out of place for many weeks.

I went walking at the Heard Natural Science Center. A tiger swallowtail butterfly landed on a branch right by me. This is the second time recently that a large tiger swallowtail has been "this close". They have a new native Texas snake exhibit in the Heard. It's quite interesting, though I have little desire for extensive snake proximity.

Then I went to the Sister Grove Park, to walk some more on their trails. It's a combination of scrub tree forest and open fields. Twice I passed ripe berries on a tree--I believe they were plums, but I was not sure. I did not sample them, as a wrong guess might be disquieting.

Last night I went to sleep early, and slept a long while. I've been exhausted lately, although it's an exhaustion essentially of my choosing.

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Hiya!

[singingnymph.livejournal.com]

Hey! Popped in to take a look because I saw that Religious Science was listed as one of your interests. I liked what I read, so I thought I'd introduce myself. I'm an RS brat (since the tender age of 7), but I stopped going in college for various & assorted reasons. Anyhoo, hope all is well.

hugs

Re: Hiya!

[gurdonark.livejournal.com]

Glad to have you aboard! Welcome.

[voodoukween.livejournal.com]

ooooh snake proximity

been desiring that of late, perhaps due to working on an altered book about snakes where i was able to incorporate many of my favorite snake fabrics and skins

oh yeah, and some atcs about the snake house at the zoo....my very favorite exhibit besides tiger river

have you been to the san diego zoo?...i have a pass i could mail you for your visit next month

[gurdonark.livejournal.com]

The SD Zoo is so neat!