An interesting idea. Build a platform to raise one about 18 inches, and put a storage area in the bottom. Hmmm.
I like this idea.
This is the first time I have had a dishwasher at all in about a decade, so it is still just magic to me.
Took the recycling to my car. In jammies.
Time to swap the laundry and get to folding and hanging the clean stuff.
Pandemonium!
Also, a fine, fine wedding banquet for the dragonflies?
What happened next?
The dragonflies ate the butterflies?
The dragonflies swarmed the happy couple and forced them to retreat indoors? Or, in a surprise move, ate the bride?
What happened next?
I have two ideas.
I'll go with, the dragonflies ate the butterflies. The other option is, the dragonflies promptly fell to the ground/floor, dead, because they suffocated in the boxes or couldn't handle the climate.
(Edit to remove white font because others got to my first idea first.)
Impressive for someone who's not even bt!
My friend said, "The dragonflies thought it was Christmas morning, and the butterflies thought it was the Slaughter of the Innocents. And the humans were screaming and crying."
Tom and I have gotten my almost-4-year old nephew's birthday present together! My sister says "he's into bugs." So we got him this:
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and this: [link]
And a couple books about bugs: I'm A Pill Bug! and the Icky Bug Alphabet Book.
Though, the slacker dude at the MIT Coop cracked me up when I explained to him what I wanted: "Have you considered just sending him a big box of bugs?"
Tom braved Toys R Us for the habitat. Brave man.
Anyway, I'm excited. He's at an age where cool stuff is not wasted on him!
HA for the unintentional bug related post!!!!!
Get him some butterflies! And dragonflies! It'll be fun *and* educational. And may possibly save him from a wedding disaster in the future.