went to a pride pin event on campus!
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this pelican was doing laps to make sure i could get the best photo :)
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since i've gotten in the habit of sitting perfectly still to watch hermit crabs, i've developed a fascination with finding very, very small seashells...
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one time i came out as a lesbian to someone and their immediate instinctive reaction was to ask me if i have a good relationship with my father. i guess they were expecting me to say no.
au contraire, i'm following in my father's crossdressing footsteps
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these geese at target have me in tears. fucking look at them for god's sake
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THEY SURVIVED LESS THAN 24 HOURS
so much for the hall memo. love loses
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LOOK WHAT ONE OF MY ROOMMATES JUST GOT ME!!!! it's a set of cups— soup can for scale! these will go great with my set of clear fish-shaped dinner plates... and my crawfish- and corncob-shaped salt and pepper shakers......
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found the funniest way to transport my warmies chicken
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everyone in my dorm hall is lucky to have me defacing the whiteboard
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on my walk tonight i got the world's worst photo of a black cat
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🐬 aquatic carnivorous ungulates!
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when i moved into my dorm last semester, my dad gave me a cutting from the very same ivy he had growing in HIS dorm back in the 70s! now obviously a 45+ y/o plant is basically unkillable if you're at least trying to take care of it, but i know how some cuttings just don't like to take root, especially with limited window light. but that was in late summer, and look at it now, nearly 8 months later!
all this growth with just leaving it on that windowsill and refilling the glass water bulb whenever it gets empty. i see now how the parent ivy has survived since 1977!! of course i also like to feed mine some diced up fruit peels/rinds whenever i bring fruit back from the cafeteria, so i'm sure that's helping it out.
and no, i don't know what species/variety this is if you're curious ;0; i asked my dad once, and he shrugged and said "it's just a regular ivy." so there you have it. it's a 🌿Regular Ivy
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