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- Tomorrow morning I have my oh-so-delightful titty squish. I had also hoped to schedule an appointment for my car, as I recently received a notification that it contains a flawed relay which might cause it to randomly catch fire, but they can't fit me in until next Tuesday. It hasn't caught fire in the past ten years, possibly it can hold out until next Tuesday.
- Why does Shaw's seem to be getting rid of the corn tortillas I like and replacing them with gluten free wraps that are three times more expensive? Is this all about making money off the gluten intolerant people?
- An article about body awareness, empathy and depression:
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20141205-the-man-with-two-hearts (I thought it was going to be an ad for Dr. Who at first.)
- And an article about crows who bring gifts to people who feed them. In fact one crow brought back the woman's lens cap from where she'd dropped it while photographing an eagle, washed the lens cap in the birdbath, and then put it on the feeder for her. That's one scary smart bird.
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-31604026
- Tomorrow morning I have my oh-so-delightful titty squish. I had also hoped to schedule an appointment for my car, as I recently received a notification that it contains a flawed relay which might cause it to randomly catch fire, but they can't fit me in until next Tuesday. It hasn't caught fire in the past ten years, possibly it can hold out until next Tuesday.
- Why does Shaw's seem to be getting rid of the corn tortillas I like and replacing them with gluten free wraps that are three times more expensive? Is this all about making money off the gluten intolerant people?
- An article about body awareness, empathy and depression:
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20141205-the-man-with-two-hearts (I thought it was going to be an ad for Dr. Who at first.)
- And an article about crows who bring gifts to people who feed them. In fact one crow brought back the woman's lens cap from where she'd dropped it while photographing an eagle, washed the lens cap in the birdbath, and then put it on the feeder for her. That's one scary smart bird.
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-31604026