Toads

[meadowsweetmoon]

there are two small, narrow windows in this basement room that i have moved into, which shouldn't look out onto anything but dirt. foreseeing this, the architects of this house built small, narrow holes in front of them, so a bit of sunlight gets in from above

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[galligaskin]

Cool!
Take a picture?

[thdreamingplace]

ribbit

[mr_pilgrim]

You should make a little compost pile down there with apple cores and the like, so you can have a tiny ecosystem going. The compost will give food for the worms and the worms will give food for the amphibioids.

It'll be like having a zoo outside your window.

[meadowsweetmoon]

haha. i was thinking of doing somethig like that actually (like putting bugs down there or something) but your idea is a lot more interesting and a lot less gross. hmmm.

sorry i've been so antisocial lately. i can't explain it. next time it's sunny maybe we can go for a stroll in robert e lee with my dog if you aren't averse to strolls or dogs.

[mr_pilgrim]

That sounds good to me. Also, if you're game I'm gonna be going to the Book Thing on Saturday morning with a couple friends. It's a place downtown that has gazillions of books that are all free. I found some amazing things there last time I went. If you're interested, you're be welcome to come along. If not, it's fine too, but it'd be awesome if you were.

[jesse_dylan]

I know you don't use LJ, but I loved your username and clicked it.

And I liked this entry about toads. It would be kind of creepy, for sure, but it's also really neat. I love life.

I used to have a spider in my bathroom. It fell into my bathtub, and I rescued it. I think that happened more than once. I felt awful, but it somehow survived. I'm sure it crawled off and died, though, because I don't see it anymore, and there's probably nothing to eat for a spider in here in the winter. :( I've been sort of upset over it.

Goodbye!!!