By Renee Nicole Macklin Good
i want back my rocking chairs,
solipsist sunsets,
& coastal jungle sounds that are tercets from cicadas and pentameter from the hairy legs of
cockroaches.
i’ve donated bibles to thrift stores
Deer
Raccoon
Rabbit
Turtle
Vulture
Boar
Wolf
Mouse
Deer
(I didn't see the wolf in Europe. It was in a US national park and it was on the trail behind me. At least it wasn't a bear! Though mind you the scariest was the boar, because she had her piglets with her and you don't WANNA piss a boar mom off)
Fox.
Seal. (Unless only land animals count?)
Probably otter (too small to be a seal, distant in a tidal river).
Hedgehog.
And just in case some of those don't count:
Water rat.
Moorish wall gecko. (I didn't name it.)
Deer
Raccoon
Rabbit
Turtle
Vulture
I've received a lot of criticism for expressing my support, but what's more important is that all transgender people live happy lives.
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love you all 🤍
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I've received a lot of criticism for expressing my support, but what's more important is that all transgender people live happy lives.
Blue Sky cannot display long posts, so please read this post if you'd like.
love you all 🤍
↓
www.instagram.com/reel/C9qppva...
Backpack is a screaming hairy armadillo, one of only four born in human care since 2020. Born right here at the Museum of Science in Boston, they started out tiny, with a soft shell and a look that resembled a pink gummy bear.
Backpack is a screaming hairy armadillo, one of only four born in human care since 2020. Born right here at the Museum of Science in Boston, they started out tiny, with a soft shell and a look that resembled a pink gummy bear.
Gratitude to history teachers who taught us to love history
I'll start.
Mrs. Paul.
8th grade history teacher
Made us write re: Hamilton & child labor.
Got my attention!
MANY years later I got to thank her for helping me learn to love history
Getting to thank your teachers?
The best!