It's national Cat Lady Day, so I hope all you cat ladies have a wonderful day! Here's my favorite cat lady from my collection. She just looks so fed up with everyone and everything except the precious potato babby.
Slightly disappointed this wasn't a reconstruction of a prehistoric fossil mosquito.
Have you ever noticed this gigantic mosquito at the Museum?
This isn’t a specimen of some monstrously-sized insect, but instead a scaled-up model of the tiny Anopheles maculipennis. This mosquito model is enlarged 47 times and debuted at the Museum in 1917 as part of an effort to educate the public about mosquito-borne illnesses like malaria and yellow fever.
Of the more than 3,500 species of mosquito known to science, the Anopheles mosquito is among a small handful responsible for malaria transmission in humans. While only females bite and transmit disease to humans, this model is a male.
At the time, it was a somewhat controversial idea that the mosquito, not poor sanitation, spread malaria. Since the model’s unveiling at the Museum, huge advances have been made in the global effort to combat and treat malaria as well as to educate the public about the disease.
While I think that might be part of it, I think the greater part was him thinking Obi-Wan couldn't hurt him like that. Not emotionally, but because Obi-Wan was too weak in the Force to ever hurt someone with his talents.
This is what happens when you witness Obi-Wan fighting Dooku but not Obi-Wan fighting Maul during your formative years.
i wholeheartedly believe the reason Anakin jumped even though he didn’t have the “high ground” was because he was 100% sure Obi-Wan wouldn’t hurt him like that
I'm sorry, it's none of the above. The reason is wool.
I remember reading an interview of the costumer from The Phantom Menace back in the day. Those Jedi robes were made of wool. There was a deleted scene of Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan pulling themselves across a rapid river on a wire and after every take the robes would be shorter and shorter because they were being felted (water + agitation), basically the wool was being shrunk in a giant ill-advised laundry accident.
It was a textile problem. Use Superwash Wool next time.
(You can see a similar effect in Classic Star Trek where in some episodes the Star Fleet uniforms are tighter, shorter and the sleeves get ridiculously short. They had to wash the costumes, but couldn't afford to replace them).
Congratulations on making your own work into something even more beautiful.
The board is a cut up frozen sausage box
LOLOL. I feel less bad about saving all the cardboard inserts in the big cases of Fancy Feast because 'they could be used for something crafty/little notebooks'.
I made a book of my own fanfic! Because I can, cause no one can stop me... (cause it makes up for things I lost)(sorry, had a W/IFS moment there, I'll stop now).... ANYWAY.
BEHOLD.
Like the fic itself, this was an exercise in just DO IT and don't overthink. If a problem persisted for more than five minutes I simply got rid of it (that's why there's no page numbers, they kept getting cut off). I didn't look up how to make mini books. I did the illustrations with the first gel pen that I found on scrap paper and scanned them in.
The board is a cut up frozen sausage box, the cover paper is lokta (I think) that I got in November. The endpapers are basic black printer paper.
I'm determined to not buy more than I can plant in a day so the entire haul doesn't die on my porch in July.
I got some thyme and garlic chives for the herb box (the regular chives came back), some lettuce to supplement the lettuce I grew from seed, which proved disappointing (only 2 out of 4 varieties germinated and they look poorly, I think the window is not bright enough), and spinach (mine didn't sprout).
When I first saw a picture of this I thought it was a hoax because it was posted on April 1st. Now I realize it's real. Not only is it real but he's listed on Hallmark's site.
The Sandman Keepsake holiday ornament of Morpheus AKA Dream of The Endless!
Sandman's Morpheus AKA Dream of The Endless holiday ornament!
My friend who passed away last summer used to half-joke that she never remembered people's names, but knew all about their pet names. This reminds me of her.