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Jan. 30th, 2011 08:56 amHappy Sunday morning everyone! Or Sunday afternoon, depending on timezone. Attempt #1 at making oatmeal in the slow cooker has failed. I guess you really can't use Old Fashioned oats. (I thought maybe the recipe's writer just had a thing against Quaker.) It's okay though, I know how to make oatmeal the Old Fashioned way, breakfast is saved.
Last night I dreamed I was commissioned to build a better duck. It's one of those utterly surreal dreams that in the moment is serious effing business, building a duck. I don't even know what my criteria were for how to "improve" duckhood, but by god I was going to give it the old college try.
The Wall Street Journal ran an article on coyotes in Chicago yesterday, proving they know what's what, and they appeared to be the first to make an actual narrative out of it, complete with the anti-coyote Mr. Fath, who believes they should be removed from suburban areas.
*ominous chord*
Opposite Fath stands Stan Gehrt, who is basically the rock star of midwestern Coyote research -- read any article on urban coyotes in Illinois and there he is, ready to kick ass and take coyote names. If you're unconvinced, check out this slideshow which includes coyotes chillin' in dog parks, Gehrt's awesome jury-rigged truck-top swivel antenna, and The Hunt For Coyote 498. Unlike ducks, coyotes actually are serious business. I am sorry to have dragged you all into coyote fandom, but I personally am rooting for the coyotes.
When Holly gets released in the spring we're gonna have a party on this journal. I'm warning you now.
Last night I dreamed I was commissioned to build a better duck. It's one of those utterly surreal dreams that in the moment is serious effing business, building a duck. I don't even know what my criteria were for how to "improve" duckhood, but by god I was going to give it the old college try.
The Wall Street Journal ran an article on coyotes in Chicago yesterday, proving they know what's what, and they appeared to be the first to make an actual narrative out of it, complete with the anti-coyote Mr. Fath, who believes they should be removed from suburban areas.
*ominous chord*
Opposite Fath stands Stan Gehrt, who is basically the rock star of midwestern Coyote research -- read any article on urban coyotes in Illinois and there he is, ready to kick ass and take coyote names. If you're unconvinced, check out this slideshow which includes coyotes chillin' in dog parks, Gehrt's awesome jury-rigged truck-top swivel antenna, and The Hunt For Coyote 498. Unlike ducks, coyotes actually are serious business. I am sorry to have dragged you all into coyote fandom, but I personally am rooting for the coyotes.
When Holly gets released in the spring we're gonna have a party on this journal. I'm warning you now.