Meanwhile, away from the headlines, from the journal Nature Africa “She returned home to find a baboon in her kitchen with her dog. The two were sitting calmly, the baboon feeding fruit to her pet.”
Who belongs in the city? Baboons, and the boundaries of urban life in Cape Town www.nature.com/articles/d44...
Some say they’re proud to be Canadians. I’m not proud, just happy, and with that happiness comes responsibility. I just need to figure out what that responsibility is.
You don’t have to be friends to have sex. Some people do it professionally.
I’m Canadian. Explain to me what’s fun about it.
And led by a Canadian no less????
You READ it? Did he write it the same way the President wrote The Art of the Deal? Of course now he could have just used a Musk AI thing using a few key words...
I high school, never having gotten to first base, I gave up the sport. Now it’s curling, but I am unable to find any sex analogies in sweeping and hitting rocks or blanking ends.
There are graded moral boundaries? I thought this was a pass-fail course.
My Favourite Music: Rachmaninoff’s Russian Easter played by Vronsky & Babin. Mine is an old crackly LP. Perfect.
But does it vibrate?
Makes me want to rent my garments.
Surgery without Borders. They do it by telephone.
There are no lone wolves. They hunt in packs.
Read Under the Eye of the Big Bird. An excellent novel on human AI interactions set hundreds of years into the future.
Could one create a whole new language from that? Or a new translation of the Bible?
Well, also cry.
A carrot-nosed snow person with their arms in the air.
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As a Canadian, I am celebrating Family Day, Louis Riel Day the only non-imperialist among our parents of Confederation), TET & Chinese New Year. Also this week I co-celebrate Ramadan & Lent (does one celebrate ashes and giving things up?). I raise a glass of clean water to you all.
It should all be Osage, or Navajo, or Cherokee. None of this English-Spanish-French babbling
It is a remarkable work of art (and could stand alone, even without the book).
My Australian granddaughter says a no that sounds "something like" noiuer. A sounds I cannot immitate.
