November 6th, 2009
Marine Biologists in Portobello, New Zealand have had hand-blown glass shells made to help study the life of hermit crabs. Ever wonder what they looked like inside their home?
via withgrace
Marine Biologists in Portobello, New Zealand have had hand-blown glass shells made to help study the life of hermit crabs. Ever wonder what they looked like inside their home?
via withgrace
I imagine would be hard-pressed to find a place like this again. I really miss college sometimes.
Mug in my office. Seems appropriate.
“Are you excavating a subterranean channel?” asked the scholar. “No sir,” replied the farmer. “I am only digging a ditch.”
— An old joke
from Writers on Writing
“There’s an adage in noveling that you can revise a bad first draft into a great book. But you can’t revise a blank page into anything but a blank page. Take this to heart during NaNoWriMo. In November, all words are good words.”
Chris Baty
NaNoWriMo Staff
“And by the way, everything in life is writable about if you have the outgoing guts to do it, and the imagination to improvise. The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.”
(in case it isn’t clear)
I’m also trying to read each issue
(a new goal for the year)
they’re both going well so far
(but we have so far to go)
just two new literary projects
(if all goes well, you’ll know)
