pants
weasel
spatula
llama
snood
rural
plimsolls
That is all for now.
(Italicised words are suggested additions)
That is all for now.
(Italicised words are suggested additions)
The majestic flying snake – alarming, no?

They currently keep themselves to tropical rainforests in South East and Southern Asia. But given the fact they can fly, there’s really nothing keeping them from invading the rest of the world. Apparently they are quite bitey, but not particularly venemous. I’m sure they’ll have minions to help them subdue the population though. As flying snakes they’re probably quite high in the snake hierarchy, and able to order around the lesser ground snakes.
Via Barista.
Unfortunately I’m not adventuring much at the moment – a combination of thesis, recuperating injured finger tendon (so I can’t go climbing) and lack of snow means I’ve been spending weekends around Melbourne. Riding my bike a lot, and doing things, but nothing wildly exciting. Except contemplating forming my giant army of flying snakes.
Have you ever whiled away your time making enormous versions of your favourite snacks? I hadn’t, but am now feeling inspired. Some attempts are blatantly just an excuse to create an enormous cookie that you will then have to eat, because otherwise it might go stale, and that would be a waste. Others are works of art.

It’s all a lie.
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Our hallway. Seven and counting…
