Yup, it's actually standing atop the bird feeder, which was getting close to empty, earning me that Look
Awws, that made me smile. Thanks. :)
But how many fake birds are Real fake birds?
How good is that sword at harvesting that wheat?
Not sure if it's the same mourning Dove as last time but I'm only a little creeped out so it's fine, it's totally fine. This is fine.
Well, I'm never using Squarespace again.
Hmmm, dots on a map. Sounds like evidence to me
Samesies for big city western Canada
I've got +1700hrs in it. I promise you there's lots to do, it's just a super chill non-linear game. It's okay that it's not your thing, but there is a reason that it's had so many free updates and maintains a consistent player base after so many years:
'cuz it's good, if you're into it.
I did actually, yes!
My only regret is how filthy my window is.
Thanks! :)
Thanks! :)
I'm not sure what made me so interesting
We're currently Cat-Sitting for family members, this is Nami! She barks little meows like a dog, and absolutely loves staring out the window all day. :)
Taken last week, apparently it posed somewhat majestically
First time spotting at the feeder. Nice!
My bad y'all Purple Finch
Original text below: I have no text to write in this space. A cardinal, atop a bird feeder
Posted this in a random thread yesterday but figured it probably deserved more views. This is from a rainy day last August, near the peak at Pretty River Valley Provincial Park, Ontario, on the Niagara Escarpment. I watched the clouds rolling in, and then they rolled into and through the forest, creating an absolutely magical scene.
Hikers are welcome. Trails are very poorly marked. Start at the bottom of the valley for maximum elevation gain. :)
Lastest work from my wife, expected completion date, November, 2024
That's the final boss from Super Metroid for those who may not know :)
White grass planets are nice, but pink grass is so much more chill. Add to that blue-green seas, pink skies, and a wonderful view of a neighboring ringed planet + moon, and you've got a premier destination for anyone visiting the Galaxy 59 core. Sure, there are some minor storms every now and again, but the pink serpent-butterflies and blue-white nighttime nebulae make up for any intermittent weather inconvenience. Visit today!
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