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Levelskid

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  • Levelskid
    Looking at sand through a microscope is like looking at a whole different world (they look like sea shells).
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    FayetheADHDsquirrel
    FayetheADHDsquirrel
    Sounds interesting. I'll have to try that. I feel silly now for never thinking to look at sand under it before.🤦🏼‍♀️
    Hazel_1914
    Hazel_1914
    A geologist was on NPR last Sunday morning talking about his theory that rocks, too, evolved in conjunction with the living organisms that shaped the world around them. Very possible that your sample is actually the miniscule skeletons of ancient beasts.
    Levelskid
    Levelskid
    Well, I got my samples from my yard.
    Levelskid
    The microscopic world is very interesting.
    TBRS1
    TBRS1
    Can't go wrong with a microscope. Monsters in every drop of water!
    FayetheADHDsquirrel
    FayetheADHDsquirrel
    Do you ever like to try to draw what you see? I wish I had one of those microscope cameras. It would go along well with my other photography and kinda bridge the gap between two of my hobbies.
    Levelskid
    Levelskid
    I would, but my drawing skills could use some improvement.
    Levelskid
    The heat can really sap your energy; I hate to think of the times before air conditioners.
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    Judge
    Judge
    Day four of a five-day triple-digit heat streak. It isn't cooling down at nights now. BAD night's sleep. But running central a/c 24 hour$ a day? :eek:
    Xinyta
    Xinyta
    One way or another, people dealt with the heat. You need to still today with any kinda job in the outdoors. Truthfully. The heat, like anything, builds character.
    Hazel_1914
    Hazel_1914
    I live in South Carolina and haven't had A/C all year. The electric fan helps, as does opening windows at night to get cool night air into the house. Baggy vintage clothing helps as well. It's hot indoors but I'm fortunate to be able to handle it. In hotter parts of the world, the poor people sicken and die from heat...
    Levelskid
    I love taking apart computers to see how they work (and weirdly enough wanting to know how people work).
    Levelskid
    I think that creative people are more likely to lucid dream (and be crazy, but I don't see a problem with that).
    Levelskid
    Today was so hot that my shirt was covered in sweat the minute I stepped outside (No wonder the neighbor's dog was hiding in the garage).
    Levelskid
    It's weird how bees surround the carcass of an animal, even weirder that said animal is in the middle of the street.
    Levelskid
    Learning how fireworks work (it is not something you should try at home).
    Outdated
    Outdated
    I was 11 years old when they banned fireworks here, so my friend and I learnt how to make our own explosives out of household chemicals and had a lot of fun exploding meat ant's nests. :)
    Levelskid
    Ugh, four more days until 32 (I wish time would just slow down).
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    thejuice
    They say after 40 you're not able to process time or ageing anymore, because we're not evolved to. You look in the mirror and are shocked at what you see. The brain hasn't caught up with the medical advances that have let us live beyond what is now known as middle age. However you can slow down the perception of the passage of time with mindfulness. Or you can stop counting 😋
    Levelskid
    It's a strange feeling when you wake up early.
    FayetheADHDsquirrel
    FayetheADHDsquirrel
    As long as it is not super early or I'm not super tired already, I often seem to feel more energetic if I get up an hour or two early.
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