This sea nettle suggests that you pick one place in you house and label it “safe place”, so when you remember putting something in a safe place, there is only one place it can be.
Okay, it’s not the sea nettle saying this. It’s me.
Fortunately, I eventually found the tax documents.
Octopus that doesn’t understand why it’s called “cancel culture” when nothing’s being cancelled – people are just changing the channel.
This crab just realized that, in all the stories, all the magic carpets do is fly. If they’re magic, shouldn’t they be able to do a lot more?
Toad that just received a well written and comprehensive answer to a completely different question than the one she actually asked.
The streams running through Banff looked like they were full of magical powers. That said, I have read enough fantasy books *and* enough ecology books to know not to drink from them.
Whoever said “show, don’t tell” clearly has never considered plate tectonics as seen in a mountain vs being explained with hand gestures and verbal sound effects.
This tree is old, experienced, and successful at life and wants you to know that being placed into a commission structure in which you are rewarded based on your team’s performance while not having any ability to influence the team’s performance is not something you should worry about it.
There is a reason this tree is successful at life.
These mountains are having a scheduling meeting to lock in the pre-meeting for the team meeting to prepare for the team’s presentation to the division meeting that prepares the division summary for the executive meeting to create the presentation to the board on why the company is having trouble executing and all the other mountains keep saying they’re busy.
In the US, we would have a big sign saying “do not ride your bike up the stairs” with a reference to some legal code and a likely description of the fine. In Canada, they just put a small sign encouraging the activity they want to see.
I want to see some sample Canadian information security policy books now.
Barracuda that doesn’t know which field Dr. Pepper studied for their doctorate.
I think that people who live in a city are so used to certain structures that they just fade away and they see the new interesting thing that was put in front of them.
For people who do not live in that particular city, though, the styles might look a bit clashy.
I find photographing in cities difficult – mostly because most cities are full of people who do nothing but get in my way.
Not all of the photos were in infrared.
Once upon a time, I visited Paris with an infrared camera.
I didn’t stay long, so the photo set is pretty small.
Butterfly cosplaying as a sun dial.
Kinda weird how, in 2019, only the left wing was ragged.
The pattern on the outside/lower side of their wings helps them to camouflage when landing on bark. This only works, though, when they actually land on bark.
I got a new lens quite some time ago that I was really looking forward to. Unfortunately, it is too big and bulky to take on interesting travels, so I took it to a butterfly garden … which didn’t let me use the flash that the lens really requires.
Then I spent a year not doing much traveling or photography at all. Maybe I’ll get to use it more come summer.
And stone not-lanterns. I assume this stone did something to offend the garden keeper.
Look! It’s another stone lantern.