szescstopni @szescstopni@social.cleverlibre.org

Are we just gonna keep calling them glassholes, or is there a new word yet?

yes i did intend to spend friday night hand-washing dog pee out of pikachu stuffies why do you ask

@szescstopni I am biggest fan of adventures of #Pietruszka

She is like #Thorgal of dogs. Is there going to be a comic book about her adventures? Are we going to know the adventures of #IdąPsięta and their shenanigans in a comicbook form? Who's with me?

Are these some bones of Cthulhu-like monster? Or just invasive species of a tree? No one will know.

My new favorite correction.

#Storm is coming. Had to fill the pantry.

Went outside, but then I was immersed in plant porn
#plants

It's harvest day for this crop of daikon radish microgreens. There are a few bare patches, but overall, getting a fresh crop of homegrown greens in February is always a great treat.

#gardening #microgreens #food

lol i found him on LinkedIn. 3 degrees of separation.

dumped the ROM onboard and found this at the end. maybe i should ask this guy lol.

"Globally, we know that, as a whole, these areas are the most efficient way to extract CO2 from the atmosphere and maintain it naturally. However, one also finds local wetlands where the greenhouse gas budget is negative. This is partly because, due to the lack of oxygen, wetlands have a negative by-product in the form of methane production"

https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1033185

@mitchw Hello from an Indian ghostwriter! I wonder if an AI will generate my articles back if I prompt it well enough 😁 @pluralistic

Happy World Wetlands Day!

#WorldWetlandsDay #streams

@ianrosewrites
I own some undeveloped wetland in Skagit County, WA affectionately called Camp Runamuck. I love the skunk cabbage blooms in the spring.

We have our own little wildlife preserve. A pair of ospreys return each year to breed high in tree. A doe guards her two fawns. Cougars leave their scat on the trail. Great blue herons fish in the pond. Canada geese pay a seasonal visit. Ducks stop by. Various types of woodpeckers make homes in the snags. Hummingbirds buzz by. Frogs and garter snakes hang out. Bats flaunt their acrobatics. Bright blue and red dragonflies pause to stare. Beaver sightings are very rare, but they leave me clues they are there.

We often take a picnic and sit by the firepit. Sometimes we camp overnight. Wouldn't change a thing.

#Wetlands #WorldWetlandsDay