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unavoidedcrisis) wrote2008-12-25 12:02 am
unavoidedcrisis) wrote2008-12-25 12:02 am
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Happiest Christmas Eve to all.
Wore pjs to work, got to leave early, went hot tubbing, ate an omlette. Very good day all around. Now I'm celebrating the holidays the real way: Firefly!
Hope no one's lonely this year and hope everything is peaches and rose petals.
31 Days 'o' Blog Special Fun Features
Today! In History!: 1777. Kiritimati discovered by Captain James Cook.
Quote of the Day: "Man's wobbly little mind isn't equipped for hauling around the great unknowns." [Mendelshon Peet]
Bizarre Fact of the Day: Phoradendron, the scientific name for American mistletoe, means "thief of the tree" in Greek. Although not a true parasite in scientific terms, mistletoe comes close, sinking its roots into a host tree and leeching nutrients from the tree to supplement its own photosynthesis. How bizarre.
It's the shinest bunny I ever saw.
The Final Word: K; Miss you, hope there's snow there, C.
Wore pjs to work, got to leave early, went hot tubbing, ate an omlette. Very good day all around. Now I'm celebrating the holidays the real way: Firefly!
Hope no one's lonely this year and hope everything is peaches and rose petals.
31 Days 'o' Blog Special Fun Features
Today! In History!: 1777. Kiritimati discovered by Captain James Cook.
Quote of the Day: "Man's wobbly little mind isn't equipped for hauling around the great unknowns." [Mendelshon Peet]
Bizarre Fact of the Day: Phoradendron, the scientific name for American mistletoe, means "thief of the tree" in Greek. Although not a true parasite in scientific terms, mistletoe comes close, sinking its roots into a host tree and leeching nutrients from the tree to supplement its own photosynthesis. How bizarre.
It's the shinest bunny I ever saw.
The Final Word: K; Miss you, hope there's snow there, C.