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Lunch time #viewsfromlunch #seedgoescamping #RICKApaddlesME (at Panther Pond)

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reasons why.

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Window seating for this #wetfoodsunday #jealousjack #booboobunny #dailydolce #bog #shoreliving #viewfrommywindow #catsofinstagram (at Shore House)

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I know my #tofu is drained when the #gin slides. #meatlessmonday prep #downgoestanqueray

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#oops

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Merry Christmas from the hissers! #merrychristmaspt1 #jealousjack #badissa #hissers

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Happy Halloween! #mycatiscoolerthanyourcat #penguin #jealousjack #goodsport #meow

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2/3 of my night. #dailydolce #boobobunny #meow

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Ten & done #armytenmiler #yestagram #oldfriendscrazyenoughtojoinme #washingtondc

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Crazy!

Monday is Earth Day. Do you know how much water goes into producing just ONE pound of beef? 

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Must be time to #write. #cat #tea #scrivener #amediting #nanowrimo

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Disgusted by things like this

On Jan. 9, 2013, the Saudi Ministry of Interior announced the execution of Rizana Nafeek, a Sri Lankan domestic worker convicted of killing a baby in her care in 2005 when she was 17 years old.

Saudi Arabia is one of just three countries that executes people for crimes they committed as children. Rizana Nafeek is yet another victim of the deep flaws in Saudi Arabia��s judicial system.

Rizana was just a child herself at the time of the baby’s death, and she had no lawyer to defend her and no competent interpreter to translate her account.

Read more about the case here »

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Hide out

I think I'm just gonna hang out here for awhile...

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You’ve got to remember [that] for thousands of years, if you lived in a town or a village, the water was pretty undrinkable. … [I]f you lived in ancient Athens or if you lived in ancient Babylon or Alexandria, you couldn’t drink the water, so wine was something that people drank from morning to night. Babies drank it; old people drank it; soldiers drank it; everybody drank wine all the time, and in order for them not to be falling down drunk by 10 in the morning, they mixed it with water and used it to sanitize or purify the water.

Paul Lukacs on using wine to improve the quality of the water (via nprfreshair)

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Sunrise at GC3NWD3

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Making shapes in the water with team synchronized swimming

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Mother's Day Multi-Cache