Today has been a bit of a blah day so I want to share some photos of flowers and greenery from a nearby vacant lot. Tumblr had a post going around about The Natural History of Vacant Lots and now I think about the book every time I see one.
This blue tower of gorgeous is Viper's-bugloss.
This is White Campion.
This is Yellow Salsify.
This is Musk Thistle.
This is Horseweed, I think.
This is Smooth Brome.
This is Chicory.
This is St. John's Wort, which I can't believe I didn't recognize myself.
And here is some beautiful greenery Seek couldn't identify:
Okay, the book says the yellow bottom right one is Bird's Foot Trefoil and we have some Bur Clover in the top right and bottom left.
And two more pictures from the lot:
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The Quarry Characters as things:
Dylan: Sad puppy, cats, sweet tea, Twizzlers, waffles, radiant sunlight, Iron Man, 10:00 PM, smart as hell, Tiana
Ryan: Angry kitten, baggy sweaters, black coffee, Twix, breakfast burritos, mysterious eclipse, Spiderman, 4:00 AM, reliable as hell, Megara
Kaitlyn: Baby hedgehog, british accents, shirley temple, dark chocolate, oatmeal, lightning, Wonder Woman, 11:00 AM, fearless as hell, Mulan
Jacob: Baby bear cub, long hugs, hot cocoa, Reese’s, pancakes, soft green grass, The Flash, 12:00 PM, loyal as hell, Snow White
Emma: Tiny piglet, songs that explain how you feel, latte, Yorkshire patty, avocado toast, secluded beach, Black Widow, 3:00 PM, real as hell, Elsa
Abigail: Baby otter, rainy nights and sunny days, herbal tea, Hershey’s kiss, french toast, colorful sunset, Scarlet Witch, 8:00 PM, weird as hell, Anna
Nick: Baby penguin, stomach aches from laughing, chai tea, gummy bears, omletes, fresh snow, Superman, 6:30 AM, friendly as hell, Belle
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"people show their true colours in life threatening situations" no, they show you what they act like when they're mortally terrified, an emotion notorious for literally turning your entire brain off to the point where people who go into those situations as a profession need to be literally trained on how to not have that happen
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