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When I'm not wandering outside, I'm usually on the computer. And while I've accumulated a gross number of screen-time hours over the last year, I try to mix up what I'm doing each day. Switching from podcasting to art to work keeps things interesting, even if my world stays the same small screen. In other shenanigans, I'm working on a project to help protect the North Pacific right whale! There are only 30 whales left in the population off the western North American coast, making them pretty mysterious and critically endangered. Between 1979 and 2020, Sasquatch has been sighted 671 times along the west coast... North Pacific right whales have only been seen 36 times over those years. “I woke up in the morning, opened the tent… and just to see the valley surrounded by these really tall gorgeous mountains… that was amazing.” -@heathercliffo I've got a bunch of new character profiles up on Webtoon! The link to that is in my bio. It's a little lopsided and usually covered in clouds, but this mountain has an awesome history. Welcome to Mount Saint Helens! I don't draw much on paper these days, but I delved back into my watercolors for these coffee-drinking seadragons. “There are people that say, ‘well, these things in nature are so beautiful… if you’re thinking about the physics all the time it ruins it.’ Let me tell you, when I am observing these phenomena I am not thinking about the physics. Well… ok, I am thinking about the physics a little bit, but I would say it is enhancing my enjoyment of it.” – Dr. Brad Moser aka @physicsalive Life lessons learned from the birds in the backyard. Welp. 2020 is almost over, whatever that means. And I have to say that while this year has been full of messes, decisions, and so so many things to worry about... it's also the first time I've completed a new year's resolution!
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