Under the microscope, toothpaste looks rough (I use Crest), and some parts were glowing with the light.
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On an old cellphone, I found a voicemail from my father. I burst out crying. I'm a mess.
If I ever offended LGBT people here in the past, I apologize. Actually meeting and befriended them IRL changed my views. I am so sorry.
I wonder why Pine Sol would have bacteria in it.
Art thing #2. Both this and the last one were created out of the same initial fractal image. Now my neck & back hurt, that's enough for today I think. Arms hurt too, because why not.
Art thing #1 for today.
I looked at some chewing gum (Double Mint unchewed) under the microscope, and it looked both spongy and flexible (along with some bacteria). Chew with caution.
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Hope you're doing okay over there!
It was 24 years ago that we sat bewildered in our classroom, not knowing what would be attacked next - us? I heard plenty on the radio in those days, but I'm grateful that we didn't own a TV.
This photo was taken by me last year at the Memorial:
This photo was taken by me last year at the Memorial:
The pistil of a flower looks...really gross under the microscope.
I want to make my planned pilgrimage to Camp Tulelake near Klamath Falls, Oregon, before the wet season. It was notorious in its time-it is where "troublesome" Japanese American prisoners were sent during the WW2 internment. This meant Japanese who refused to swear allegiance to the US govt and/or were "incorrigible" elsewhere.
I have been messing round with Raspberry Pi computers again. Seems I won't learn my lesson 
im literally four years old
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Guilty Skies: The Three Tropics Of Wilmington
A new text adventure made by myself, starring me. Yeah, I know, done to death, but who cares? It's a game!
Brief Synopsis Because The Library Computer Says I Have 5 Minutes Left:
Guilty Skies: The Three Tropics Of Wilmington
A new text adventure made by myself, starring me. Yeah, I know, done to death, but who cares? It's a game!
Brief Synopsis Because The Library Computer Says I Have 5 Minutes Left:
I'M ALIVE
Jeez, even under the microscope, pollen looks itchy.
I am excited! My Dad is coming to visit, I have not seen him in years 
So, I looked at some hair conditioner under the microscope...I'm surprised that it's crystallized, much like a solid.
Hamilton is very much worth watching on the big screen.
Well whaddya know, there is indeed a limit to just how much power I can get out of this PC. Generally fairly clear that I've gone too far when a single 2560x1440 fractal image needs a full hour to MAYBE render. I had to disable TDR just to make it even possible. Hopefully the accursed thing finishes without crashing.