Comments | dragon_paws: Smell that salty sea air, and .... a jellyfish?

dragon_paws

Smell that salty sea air, and .... a jellyfish?

Jul 18, 2006 11:31

The beach is a block away, and I want to go for a stroll. However, Sam is far too busy reading - which at any other time would be a perfectly acceptable form of entertainment. For those of you who have seen my room, you will have noticed the feathers, shells, rocks, sea glass, random crap that I tend to bring home ( Read more... )

california, beach

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silveravyn July 18 2006, 22:23:15 UTC

A. That's a little gruesome you know?

B. Do you really mean to collect ALL the diff. types of feathers?

dragon_paws July 19 2006, 13:47:02 UTC

Ummm.... joke, hello? :D

It would be kind of cool, but no. Hmm... actually there was a myth about a bird who got different feathers from each type of bird because the gods forgot to give him any...

The most I would do with that sort of thing would be to make a ba-relief (however that's spelled...)

info from aunt silveravyn July 20 2006, 17:22:58 UTC

here is the m-w.com info on bas-relief (one good thing about 5 yrs of high school french):

Main Entry: bas-re·lief
Pronunciation: "bä-ri-'lEf, "bas-, bAs-; 'bä-ri-", 'bas-, 'bAs-
Function: noun
Etymology: French, from bas low + relief raised work
: sculptural relief in which the projection from the surrounding surface is slight and no part of the modeled form is undercut ; also : sculpture executed in bas-relief