In fact, like spiders, they are programmed to eat the #Other, more harmful bugs that tend to be found living with people and #Other #Mammals. So in truth, they were actually beneficial to us until we figured out how to live more cleanly, which has only been in the last century or two. #Singles #Katharine S. #newyork-single.com #Chat:12-8-14_9:52pm
Just not the same as #Mammals, to me. I need to cuddle with a pet! #Singles #NYNY #newyork-single.com
Over at the Living Free Project, there is a post about why the author home educates her children, and I thought I would share it to find out what you think about it. In my own heart, I agree with Alonso; I think mammals are meant to learn from their own families and communities, and as much as we deny our biological instincts when it comes to parenting, working and even eating, it is something we should at least attempt to understand.
Read about some really cool child scientists, like the kid who named Pluto, at Geek Mom this week. These are some amazing stories and I’m sure your kids would love to learn about people their age who make a difference.
Having a rotten day/ week/ month? Blame the Blogress. (I’m issuing a warning for some language at her website—as well as enough belly laughs to make it so worth it.)
Lately, Wood Sprite has developed an interest in legendary places—especially the Lost City of Atlantis. While we’ve been exploring this interest together, we’ve run across some really amazing underwater cities that, while not Atlantis, are still amazing to see and learn about. It just blows my mind that we can see photos of these incredible places. For example, have you heard of…
When you are in the Maine area and you want to head to an incredible park with some single Christian friends or a new date, visit Acadia National Park. The mountains, prairie and shoreline make this park such a unique and diverse place to visit, with so many different types of vegetation and topographical elements to explore. Around 40 species of mammals live at the park so you are bound to run into deer, chipmunks and even moose during your visit. And on the island, there have been many bones of extinct animals discovered as well. Have you ever seen Acadia National Park before?
You’ve probably heard of the Badlands in South Dakota, but have you ever witness the extraordinary buttes that make up this vast array of stark beauty in the west? It’s also the home of the most endangered mammal in North America, the black-footed ferret. You can hunt for fossils, explore the rich history of Native Americans who live in the area, and simply marvel at the wonders of creation here at the park for fun and fellowship with your fellow Christian singles. Have you ever been to the Badlands of South Dakota? Tell us about how your visit went.
The latest link to autism may surprise you: researchers have discovered that children born due to induced labor have a higher chance at being autistic. This American study only shows a slight link, however, so I’m sure more work needs to be done.
