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Arnie has been unwell for a week or so but he went downhill quite rapidly over the last few days. Looks like we have a diabetic in our house.
The Last Wolf and Other Missing Animals. Few years ago an announcement came out in the news. Since the 1970s more than half of the wild vertebrate animals on Earth had quietly disappeared. Half of our animals are missing! 8211; how could we have been so careless? And those were the big, visible animals.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "An offputtingly stupid way of saying eclectic." I noticed that the web site stated " Start as you mean to go on, I say." They also stated " I found this dead juvenile Blue Tit in the garden. Barely fledged and either just out of the nest or nearly so, it was lying on the lawn where it had been dropped. Maybe a magpie got it and was scared off before it could eat it or something. It looked so perfect and poignant that I wanted to photograph it. Photographs that I got recently probably, and just because it felt right."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
Making lemonade out of all the lemons. Anyways I might not post everyday because ill be going places so yea. A day in social studys. PS random picture I found.
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Mummy I need to go! June 19, 2014. During the second set of presentations, I was sitting in my very good seat in the second row, armed with my camera when I noticed my son stand up with very pained expression on his face.