Thursday, September 13, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Natural Selection...
This first picture shows a beautiful
egg, but the toast has glob of jelly that looks like a wolf wearing a
football helmet.
The second picture has smoothed out the
wolf, but the top edge of the egg is missing.
This third picture has no wolf and has
the "just right" top edge of the egg.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Mystery of the MUSHROOMS...
I don't know the story behind the mushrooms.
When I first saw them, I
thought the neighbor had installed some outdoor lights. I thought it
was a strange place. Then later, when I got closer, I noticed they
were mushrooms. At first, I thought they might be Amanita Virosa,
which some call DEATH ANGEL (my book calls them Destroying Angel). It
has been years since I saw them in the woods, and my memory of them
was hazy. The ones I saw in the woods were Amanita Virosa. With the
help of the book, I reached what I believe to be an accurate
conclusion that these are Chlorophyllum Molybdites, which are also
poisonous.
This is the only place I
have found them growing in this area (I've been driving around).
Strange that they should be next door to my house.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Grass Not Too Long...
Some people have a mindset that they
have to cut their grass all the time. I'm a little slower. I think
longer grass is better.
Some people like “Green”. With more “Green”
comes more oxygen and less carbon dioxide.
“GREEN” Consumes
Carbon Dioxide
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Monday, July 23, 2012
BUGS CHANGED THEIR STRATEGY
It was last year, 2011, when I first
noticed that gnats were committing suicide by taking their last drink
and floating on top of wine in my glass. I noticed something floating
on top of my wine, and I got a magnifying glass, and I found I was
seeing little wings. I started covering my wine that sat in the glass
(like, the Ritual Wine). Within the last few days, I noticed a bug
trying to find its way into a Jug of Wine. The cap was secure enough,
and it didn't get in.
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