For 2 days in a row I have seen this little guy removing leaves from my plant and eating them until he passes out. He's missing an ear, so he may be self-medicating his PTSD, but still, I think it's time for an intervention.
I'll let him sleep this time, but when he wakes up, we'll have a serious talk.
This week, the world celebrates on April 22 what is known as International Earth Day — a yearly global call to action that unites and encourages nations to confront environmental challenges head-on.
In Brazil, this pivotal date unfolds into Earth Week, an opportunity for organizations, media, and government entities to converge in a collective environment-committed effort.
Yet, this year’s momentum seems stymied, especially within Brazil’s borders. Past administrations prioritized profits over environmental preservation, leaving critical issues unresolved. Regrettably, the current administration has yet to demonstrate enough meaningful progress.
Characters being compared to dogs always use terriers or pitbulls or something for their metaphors. “They grab on and they don’t let go” “They keep worrying at it until it’s dead” etc.
Anyway, I want to see collies used as metaphors. Albert Payson Terhune style. “He was like an attack dog–making slash-and-run attacks, cutting them up worse every time, never staying in range long enough to get hurt but circling back over and over.”
Characters being compared to dogs always use terriers or pitbulls or something for their metaphors. “They grab on and they don’t let go” “They keep worrying at it until it’s dead” etc.
Anyway, I want to see collies used as metaphors. Albert Payson Terhune style. “He was like an attack dog–making slash-and-run attacks, cutting them up worse every time, never staying in range long enough to get hurt but circling back over and over.”