i'm home!

[greetings824]

I remember learning once about an old blind man in ancient greece who used the flight patterns of birds to tell fortunes.

I come back from my three-week long trip overseas. I wake up, look out my window, and find that everything has changed. I've never seen this species of bird before, and all of a sudden my yard is overrun with grackles. There are

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[breebleboxle]

i missed you

how do you know so much about birds?

[greetings824]

I keep a field guide on my windowsill, and since I'm really interested in them, I memorize birds very easily.

[roguefishfood]

How did the blind guy know what the birds were up to? o_O (identifying tweets maybe?)

And you know you can visit whenever right? I'm like... right there. You don't even have to change trains. It costs $3.

I'm going to be around friday-saturday... saturday is probably the best bet for hanging out, if people are around and such.

[greetings824]

I shall definitely do that! It's still a weird concept though, one must admit!

[greetings824]

and on the greek thing: I think he listened to their tweets and how they flew around or something along those lines... I don't really remember...

[asta_orra]

Me me me! I want to see you, I leave for school on Saturday morning! *huggle*