oh, the wind and rain
Mar. 31st, 2014 10:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yamamanamaIt was snowing earlier today. Otherwise, it's raining and it's been raining since Saturday. Pfft. Lousy Smarch weather (also, there's a song with that title and not the kind of song you'd think it was... not that I know what a song called Lousy Smarch Weather should sound like).
In response, here's a horoscope.
Belias, the Gigas (March 21 - April 20): Failure is not an option. Either do better next time or please defer your duties of slaying the great gray beast Winter to Zalera, Zeromus, even Exodus.
the foxes were playing with one another when I first showed my tour group around (one was a baby who sounded a bit like a fox herself and I think she liked my impression of what the fox says, one of them was interested in wildlife and probably doesn't remember when March meant that spring was almost here, one of them was probably the 10th person I've met named Sara[h] since I started working at the wildlife center).
Flamingoes sound like someone playing the trumpet badly.
Elks sound like someone playing a living cat as a violin.
No, we didn't have flamingoes or elks at the wildlife center. The out of place wildlife I've seen since I started are an iguana living in someone's garden and a golden pheasant. I think there was a pelican early on.
The muskrat was released, back into his dumpster. I guess he's happy there, and he ate well. Replacing him is a gull with broken everything.
(I wrote groundhog. Forget you ever saw that. It's a muskrat. It's like saying Sodapop is a jackal owned by a guenon (like humans, they're indigenous to the Rift Valley, I checked). Also, I put something about a baby chameleon, but I'll try to integrate my facebook griping into a future entry)
a rat had spirochetes and flagellates in his poop.
pygmy hamsters are cute, especially baby pygmy hamsters. And they had a wheel to play around on.
baby chameleons are cute too. This one had a messed up foot from a bad shedding.
there was a parvovirus suspect in med ward but it succumbed to dehydration.
later, when we looked at the bunny spaying (or rather, the preparations for the bunny spaying), the foxes were asleep, tired out from playing, and we could see a glimpse of it.
Sara[h] watched her horse get intestinal surgery.
Horses are lucky if they live 40 years, despite our expectations for such large animals.
Emily wasn't able to take a decent picture of the pig and Waffle interacting. I'm sorry about that. Use your imagination or illustrate a labradoodle and a piglet sniffing each other's faces.
burning question: what better place to spend some quality time than the darkest, dankest, rankest ditch in town?
In response, here's a horoscope.
Belias, the Gigas (March 21 - April 20): Failure is not an option. Either do better next time or please defer your duties of slaying the great gray beast Winter to Zalera, Zeromus, even Exodus.
the foxes were playing with one another when I first showed my tour group around (one was a baby who sounded a bit like a fox herself and I think she liked my impression of what the fox says, one of them was interested in wildlife and probably doesn't remember when March meant that spring was almost here, one of them was probably the 10th person I've met named Sara[h] since I started working at the wildlife center).
Flamingoes sound like someone playing the trumpet badly.
Elks sound like someone playing a living cat as a violin.
No, we didn't have flamingoes or elks at the wildlife center. The out of place wildlife I've seen since I started are an iguana living in someone's garden and a golden pheasant. I think there was a pelican early on.
The muskrat was released, back into his dumpster. I guess he's happy there, and he ate well. Replacing him is a gull with broken everything.
(I wrote groundhog. Forget you ever saw that. It's a muskrat. It's like saying Sodapop is a jackal owned by a guenon (like humans, they're indigenous to the Rift Valley, I checked). Also, I put something about a baby chameleon, but I'll try to integrate my facebook griping into a future entry)
a rat had spirochetes and flagellates in his poop.
pygmy hamsters are cute, especially baby pygmy hamsters. And they had a wheel to play around on.
baby chameleons are cute too. This one had a messed up foot from a bad shedding.
there was a parvovirus suspect in med ward but it succumbed to dehydration.
later, when we looked at the bunny spaying (or rather, the preparations for the bunny spaying), the foxes were asleep, tired out from playing, and we could see a glimpse of it.
Sara[h] watched her horse get intestinal surgery.
Horses are lucky if they live 40 years, despite our expectations for such large animals.
Emily wasn't able to take a decent picture of the pig and Waffle interacting. I'm sorry about that. Use your imagination or illustrate a labradoodle and a piglet sniffing each other's faces.
burning question: what better place to spend some quality time than the darkest, dankest, rankest ditch in town?
