Nintendo has announced that Pokemon Black/White 2 will come out this summer for the DS. They have also shown a new Pokemon that will be in the sequel. I know that what I’m seeing is the segmented line of the animals flank or rump area. But to me it totally looks like they’ve drawn in it’s butt hole. Is it just me or do others see it too?
So this year in my area, we’ve had hardly a winter. I don’t think I’ve seen a winter that has as little snow as this had. Which is a shame because I love winter. It’s my favorite season. I love the silent snow and the way it turns the world to crystal. ~sigh… oh well. It’s time to move on because it’s so frigg’n warm now that we’ve actually been able to get out and clean up and get the gardens ready.
We’ve never been able to get it done this early so it was nice to get a head start on things. We tilled the back beds and cleared out anything that was left over from our tree removal last year. Then we moved to the front where I cleaned up the lawn (damn thatch) and then we tackled cleaning up the front beds as we decide what to do with them this year.
We’re not the best gardeners. We struggle a bit as we try and find things that will grow as we would like, but we’re learning and we’ll keep trying. Maybe we’ll have the beautiful gardens that we want some day.
Happy Saint Patties Day everyone! To be honest, I don’t know what this day is all about other then four leaf clovers, leprechauns and anything green. Is it really a celebration of the Irish culture because to me it just seems like an excuse to drink green beer. Anyone out there who comes from Irish decent that can explain to me what St. Patrick’s day is REALLY all about?
One thing I fail at is keeping contact with people or sending a reply to an email. I usually have the best of intention in replying right away, but I often end up putting it off and sometimes forgetting entirely. I don’t mean to and I’m sure people think I’m a jerk for not getting back to them. I would think so too to be honest. I’m doing my best to correct this in myself. If I get an email, I respond as quick as I can (I hope I don’t miss any). I’m also here to say that if you’ve ever not received a reply to an email you’ve sent to me, I’m truly sorry. I hope to turn over a new leaf with this bad habit of mine.
How are you with replying to emails?
In my life I’ve had the pleasure to know two chronic liars. It’s hard, because you want to believe them, but you know you just can’t. Aside from the chronic liars I just can’t stand those that tell those blatant pointless lies. I hate it when you just know that the person is lying to you or you discover it later. In my head I always think… why? Why did you feel that you needed to lie to me just now. It’s crazy! I just don’t understand it. In my childhood I was brought up to tell the truth. That’s what you do. I’m not saying that I’m perfect, please don’t think that I am. I’ve told a lie or two in my life, and when I do I feel sick and nauseous. It’s not good. I’ve seen through others that when trust is broken down it can take a long time to build back up… if you’re that lucky.
Sometimes I’m to trusting of people though. I want to believe that they’re telling me the truth and I give them the benefit of the doubt. I guess there are still lessons I need to learn about trust.
This month in Erotic Art History we’ll be learning about Martin van Maële. We actually won’t be learning a whole lot as not much was known about this artist. He was born Maurice François Alfred Martin van Miële on October 12, 1863 in Boulogne sur Seine, France. The name Martin van Maële was the surname he would use for his erotic arts and was actually a mix of his parents last names. His father, Louis Alfred Martin (who was an engraver) and his Mother Virginie Mathilde Jeanne van Maële.
(warning: some of the illustrations from this artist might be a bit shocking or disturbing)
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