69902 pts ยท November 15, 2013
When I teach about scat, I make scat brownies. While they're still warm you can form them into exact shapes that look like the real thing (bobcat, coyote, raccoon, fox, deer I've found are easiest). I use seeds and dried fruit in the fox & raccoon and I roll the coyote in powdered sugar. The best part is not telling them they're brownies and taking a bite.
Lol did you mean #22
It looks like they're going so slow!
#10 if those cops say "lemon pound cake" hasn't gotten stuck in their heads at least once they lyin
I'm all for cooler sleeping, but I had to move my bed under my window for a couple years and it was like a weird seeping cold just by my head and not a totality cold. It gave me a headache. I thought I would enjoy it more than I did.
1. You never want your bed to be directly underneath a big window like that. No matter how well it's insulated, it will feel drafty.
Friend, this is the treasure. You're looking right at it.
And put blinding spotlights on every corner of their houses and office buildings.
Great video! Broad-tailed hummingbird?
Everything from slovacek sausage has to have at least a little bit of meat in it, I guess
Too easy. I spotted him right away.
Damn. But if you drew a picture would I be able to see it?
#3 you are absolutely not allowed to post a Where's Waldo-esque picture with a Christmas vampire supposedly somewhere in it and we cannot see the Christmas vampire!
100% I'm only good with your kids because I know I get to go home and sit in silence if I want to! Or go out to eat on a whim, no carseat considerations. And my car doesn't have a bunch of crumbs and boogers shoved between the seats.
It just never occurred to me to want them. Growing up anytime someone said "one day when you have kids" and I would say I didn't want kids, they would insist I would change my mind. I'm 36 now and that day still hasn't come. I enjoy being around kids in general but just am not interested in having my own. I'd rather be able to give all my energy to having fun with the kid for a short time and then give them back to their parents.
I rematch it like once a month
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Beautiful color work!
They're all so good, but just based on the level of difficulty involved I'm gonna go with #5. I would've broken that floating pumpkin off for sure if I tried that.
Wow, watercolor! That's impressive detail! Well I love the cute nuthatches and the derpy grackle, as well as the funky hairdo on the kingfisher. These would be nice made into prints on kitchen tiles.
These are wonderful! I can clearly identify them! What is your art medium? And what's the plan for this art (display, just a journal exercise, etc.)?
And juicy
Sometimes it's efficiency. You don't have time to bathe and wait for a horse to dry (can take over an hour) before riding. The vacuum can also be used year-round. You wouldn't want to bathe a horse if it's cold.
Had to look it up. Rhombus egg eaters (Dasypeltis scabra) are a non-venomous species of snake endemic to Africa. It's in the Colubridae family like milk snakes and rat snakes in North America if you're familiar with those.
No joke my dad called me one time asking what the bird was called he heard while hiking that sounded like it was saying "kill deer." I was like oh man you're not gonna believe this...
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#43
Takhi aka Przewalski's horses! Love them. Apparently they're only distant cousins of domestic horses. They have a common ancestor but aren't as closely related as you'd expect
Their biggest threats are really habitat loss/competition with space for agriculture. But there are a number of successful breeding programs worldwide that have already helped boost the population numbers
Is there another option for refinishing the wood with a darker stain? It'll go with your lighter countertops. That and an updated backsplash would make all the difference. Or - hear me out - what about only painting the top set of cabinets? The wood on the bottom would keep the space grounded.
When I teach about scat, I make scat brownies. While they're still warm you can form them into exact shapes that look like the real thing (bobcat, coyote, raccoon, fox, deer I've found are easiest). I use seeds and dried fruit in the fox & raccoon and I roll the coyote in powdered sugar. The best part is not telling them they're brownies and taking a bite.
Lol did you mean #22
It looks like they're going so slow!
#10 if those cops say "lemon pound cake" hasn't gotten stuck in their heads at least once they lyin
I'm all for cooler sleeping, but I had to move my bed under my window for a couple years and it was like a weird seeping cold just by my head and not a totality cold. It gave me a headache. I thought I would enjoy it more than I did.
1. You never want your bed to be directly underneath a big window like that. No matter how well it's insulated, it will feel drafty.
Friend, this is the treasure. You're looking right at it.
And put blinding spotlights on every corner of their houses and office buildings.
Great video! Broad-tailed hummingbird?
Everything from slovacek sausage has to have at least a little bit of meat in it, I guess
Too easy. I spotted him right away.
Damn. But if you drew a picture would I be able to see it?
#3 you are absolutely not allowed to post a Where's Waldo-esque picture with a Christmas vampire supposedly somewhere in it and we cannot see the Christmas vampire!
100% I'm only good with your kids because I know I get to go home and sit in silence if I want to! Or go out to eat on a whim, no carseat considerations. And my car doesn't have a bunch of crumbs and boogers shoved between the seats.
It just never occurred to me to want them. Growing up anytime someone said "one day when you have kids" and I would say I didn't want kids, they would insist I would change my mind. I'm 36 now and that day still hasn't come. I enjoy being around kids in general but just am not interested in having my own. I'd rather be able to give all my energy to having fun with the kid for a short time and then give them back to their parents.
I rematch it like once a month
https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1aGI1ZzdvZWUxNnhwZ2pocHpuMWx0bTZuOHRkeHd1ZnRxeDF1Y3FqYiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/Y3Ro7jzB1SElSdL5b3/200w.webp
Beautiful color work!
They're all so good, but just based on the level of difficulty involved I'm gonna go with #5. I would've broken that floating pumpkin off for sure if I tried that.
Wow, watercolor! That's impressive detail! Well I love the cute nuthatches and the derpy grackle, as well as the funky hairdo on the kingfisher. These would be nice made into prints on kitchen tiles.
These are wonderful! I can clearly identify them! What is your art medium? And what's the plan for this art (display, just a journal exercise, etc.)?
And juicy
Sometimes it's efficiency. You don't have time to bathe and wait for a horse to dry (can take over an hour) before riding. The vacuum can also be used year-round. You wouldn't want to bathe a horse if it's cold.
Had to look it up. Rhombus egg eaters (Dasypeltis scabra) are a non-venomous species of snake endemic to Africa. It's in the Colubridae family like milk snakes and rat snakes in North America if you're familiar with those.
No joke my dad called me one time asking what the bird was called he heard while hiking that sounded like it was saying "kill deer." I was like oh man you're not gonna believe this...
https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1cTk0dXc0NWp5cXN5aTVqdWFhdzRhMHUyYjd2aWliNG9rNDVmeDM1aCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/2VHJPf2s2ym8E/200w.webp
#43
Takhi aka Przewalski's horses! Love them. Apparently they're only distant cousins of domestic horses. They have a common ancestor but aren't as closely related as you'd expect
Their biggest threats are really habitat loss/competition with space for agriculture. But there are a number of successful breeding programs worldwide that have already helped boost the population numbers
Is there another option for refinishing the wood with a darker stain? It'll go with your lighter countertops. That and an updated backsplash would make all the difference. Or - hear me out - what about only painting the top set of cabinets? The wood on the bottom would keep the space grounded.