In soft water, I would have said hippo. In the ocean... hermit crab, maybe? With a big pamp instead of a shell, moving to bigger and bigger ones?
In soft water, I would have said hippo. In the ocean... hermit crab, maybe? With a big pamp instead of a shell, moving to bigger and bigger ones?
7/10 Shower: rapid rinse, got home from work at 4, put pasta to boil slow, got straight in. Water felt great, encashment in every port. Light streak of blue in the window, looks like Sirk. Not listening to anything, but Bizzare Love Triangle in my head.
7/10 Shower: rapid rinse, got home from work at 4, put pasta to boil slow, got straight in. Water felt great, encashment in every port. Light streak of blue in the window, looks like Sirk. Not listening to anything, but Bizzare Love Triangle in my head.
8/10 Shower: all the lights out, perfect pressure, percussive, held in the great day I just had. The relief of the light side of the scale. Lt: St Vincent - All Born Screaming. I forget this is her, it's so cool. Singing fake lyrics - in heaven's hesitation. Nothing can save us now.
8/10 Shower: all the lights out, perfect pressure, percussive, held in the great day I just had. The relief of the light side of the scale. Lt: St Vincent - All Born Screaming. I forget this is her, it's so cool. Singing fake lyrics - in heaven's hesitation. Nothing can save us now.
4/10 Shower: really bad shave, for multiple reasons, big light on which I needed but hate. No music. Glad when it ended
4/10 Shower: really bad shave, for multiple reasons, big light on which I needed but hate. No music. Glad when it ended
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So yeah, I get that.
So yeah, I get that.
- Waterlog, by Roger Deakin
- Sand County Almanac, by Aldo Leopold
- Catch-22, by Joseph Heller
- The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien
- Landmarks, by Robert Macfarlane
- Waterlog, by Roger Deakin
- Sand County Almanac, by Aldo Leopold
- Catch-22, by Joseph Heller
- The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien
- Landmarks, by Robert Macfarlane