Field Notes
Mythical Nonfiction from a Good Mother Lizard.
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Field Notes #2: Specimen M. Danger, Velociraptor Maximumus Dangerous.
The greatest and most dangerous swift thief
“What Happens When The Thing That Once Protected Us Starts Hurting Us?”
I tend to stay in the room with it.
All that glitters is gold.
My children — smart, kind, deep, funny, brilliant, creative, and very worthy of a good shot — are headed into this nightmare.
So I cast a new spell on my patio today
Mr. Bendy - a tiny flexible man who never asked for this job but is giving it 110% anyway.
The tiny little glove up like he’s actively supervising industrial operations absolutely completes the mythology.
How I became a Megalodon person
Anticlimactic human teeth. I’m sure you can imagine it’s a Megalodon.
On Being Spiderman Even in your NORMAL CLOTHES
Launch point has been confirmed as sufficiently high. Spiderman in normal clothes takes the leap, modeling his mother.
A Field Guide to Homo Cognitus Multistrata (“the human of many cognitive layers”
A possible juvenile Homo Cognitus Multistrata in the wild
Butter Babies: A tale of synergy, love, loss, and mutual growth
& our I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter Babies.
(aka I have to be learning something major from this, right?)
Photograph by Lara Grauer Photography
Field Notes #1: Specimen Joey (Triceratops Variant)
Observed UP CLOSE as he emerged from the wild.
Gemininja.
You never know what you’re gonna get. I’m glad I married a Cancer. (This Cancer, to be specific.) (The man, not the yeti).