Turn Up Your Phone Brightness To See The Birds, Yo

Turn up your phone brightness to see the birds, yo

This insectoid, known commonly as Lewis Nirn the 8th, has several interesting features. First of its features is its double proboscis, which allows it to aptly suck up externally digested liquids, similarly to the fly. The acid it uses to break up its food is extremely strong, and can easily melt human flesh.

Its second fly-like quality is its double set of wings that swin through the air. It can move forward and backwards, and has the same movement patterns as the common dragonfly. It also lives near the water, explaining its purplish-blue hue.

It also has many legs that are positioned under it rather than at its sides. It must simply use them to stand rather than to grab since they do not have the full range of motion that other insects might.

Lewis also has four sets of compound eyes, allowing it to see rather well, and it has the ability to see a wide array of colors.

Its chunky body is said to be what keeps it on the ground when its windy, and may be an odd form of insect obesity. It has a rather soft body, similar to the caterpillar. It is usually always found eating.

It is unknown how long they live, how they reproduce, and their behavior with other members of their species. They are not believed to be eusocial, but they have been observed 'dancing' at each other, similar to the honey bee.

Poor boy

Personal Journal 11.5 Blackout

a person of pure faith in religion rather than of science and medicine. I don’t know if she has willingly lied or if that is what she’s been taught.

a matter of which side you’re looking from trouble for such a thing

crafted not by a priest but by a poor foreigner, seen as simple heresy,

if gifts given by God can be made by man, what point is there to believe in Him?

So it begins

Foolishly optimistic of me to think old things could last

Maybe this time will play put differently?

That's the hope at least

But, as old Frost says, "Nothing gold can stay"

Maybe a little foolishness is what I need

To throw myself completely in

To ignore the fear of failure and disappointment

To live in the moment

To ignore anxieties

To go for it