Thursday, June 16, 2011

Pisces…

peanutweeter:

via @GeorgeTakei

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Sad that it occured to me at 1130 last night all the things i meant to clean for Moms arrival today. alas no sleep.

Monday, May 23, 2011 Wednesday, May 11, 2011

eatsinglaughdancelove:

“I think it’s a horrible idea. To try to do a Buffy without Joss Whedon…it’s the dumbest idea I’ve ever heard.”

- Sarah Michelle Gellar on the Buffy reboot

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Because the Origami Video = Lovely

Wednesday, May 4, 2011 Thursday, April 14, 2011 Sunday, April 10, 2011
hclib:

 Grace Wiley: Snake Lady
When Minneapolis opened its first downtown library in 1889, it housed the Athenaeum, Society of Fine Arts and the Academy of Science on the 4th floor of the building at 10th and Hennepin.
Grace Wiley was a member of the Minnesota Academy of Science and also curator of its collection of animals. She started working with reptiles in 1922 and after the Academy disbanded in 1928, the museum continued on, under the library’s control.  In 1928 Wiley was bitten by one of her animals and spent several days in the Minneapolis General Hospital.
Wiley and the reptiles moved to the Chicago Zoological Park in Brookfield, Illinois in 1933.   Wiley lost her job in Chicago when she left the cobra cage open after cleaning it and moved to Long Beach, CA.
In Long Beach, Grace amassed a large collection of reptiles, doing serious work on the study of the reptiles and also loaning out 15 foot long King Cobras to movie studios. In 1948, while showing her snakes to a photographer from True Magazine, Wiley attempted to get a new cobra to spread its hood in attack position for a photograph.  The cobra finally obliged and then struck Wiley on the finger.  Ninety minutes later she was dead.

hclib:

 Grace Wiley: Snake Lady

When Minneapolis opened its first downtown library in 1889, it housed the Athenaeum, Society of Fine Arts and the Academy of Science on the 4th floor of the building at 10th and Hennepin.

Grace Wiley was a member of the Minnesota Academy of Science and also curator of its collection of animals. She started working with reptiles in 1922 and after the Academy disbanded in 1928, the museum continued on, under the library’s control.  In 1928 Wiley was bitten by one of her animals and spent several days in the Minneapolis General Hospital.

Wiley and the reptiles moved to the Chicago Zoological Park in Brookfield, Illinois in 1933.   Wiley lost her job in Chicago when she left the cobra cage open after cleaning it and moved to Long Beach, CA.

In Long Beach, Grace amassed a large collection of reptiles, doing serious work on the study of the reptiles and also loaning out 15 foot long King Cobras to movie studios. In 1948, while showing her snakes to a photographer from True Magazine, Wiley attempted to get a new cobra to spread its hood in attack position for a photograph.  The cobra finally obliged and then struck Wiley on the finger.  Ninety minutes later she was dead.

Thursday, March 24, 2011 Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Vegas day 2 = fantasic! This will be hard to top!