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[vnshiprepair]

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[itspileofgoodthings]

I know I’ve talked about this before cause I basically blogged my way through it but there was no catalyst for greater growth for me as a teacher than me having to read my student surveys my second year and being so caught off guard by how cruel so many of them were that I had to leave my classroom and go sob in an empty one for 15 minutes but then when I came back in (and in the following days) when I just felt so absolutely wrecked and wretched and vulnerable and scared but I HAD to keep going that it dawned on me that it literally didn’t matter what they said about me I still had the power of authority, NOT because of my personality or charisma or anything I had heretofore believed gave me the authority, but because it was literally my job and because if I said we were going to read twelfth night aloud or diagram sentences or memorize poetry that was literally what happened and I just cannot explain the bedrock of confidence that gave me because the worst had happened, all my darkest fears came true, and it didn’t matter. They still needed to learn and I had what I needed to make them learn. The job remained unchanged. Changed me forever tbh.

[cherryaire]

I went to school with six sets of identical twins, plus three sets of fraternal and also fraternal triplets, in a school of approximately 660 people. I'm very curious how common it is. Please reblog to spread!

[sidetongue]

so pensive

[trafalgar-law-ask]

The Haki belonged to Luffy! He was somehow held captive inside that little chest and was released by a purple light! (Yes, like a pokeball). However, our captain does not have time to talk to him, as a new individual appears out of nowhere… Rocinante!?

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[girldraki]

we’re too tired to elaborate please choose based on vibes. if you answer yes and have a concrete answer for which part of “education, employment, and training” serial murder qualifies as PLEASE note down which

[kommabortsig]

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[varpusvaras]

hhhhhh I need to fill out applications for internships...I need an adult.

[bogkeep]

tumblr,, merch haul ,,,,

[amongie]

reblog for bigger um. whats it called. uhhhhhh

[grow-and-decay]

Please put in the tags where you live and/or where you grew up (if a large country or somewhere with lots of variation in climate/biomes, then please specify the region also (example: I grew up in the deserts of western Australia, and I consider water most sacred to me.)

[sailermoon]

storm so bad someone’s car part got left behind in one of the huge ass puddles on the side of the road

[doesnot-really-exist]

You know what, screw rate-up SSR banner I'd rather die trying. He said he doesn't drink so it must be juice or something but what if it's alcohol

I did fail on his 2023 birthday banner, failing again wouldn't make much difference. (*inhales copium for his 2024 birthday banner).

[elytrafemme]

college shit i have to do. high school graduation shit i have to do. figure out how i feel about my system, figure out how i feel about graduating. hang out with my friends and try not to feel dizzy about it.

BUT. seeing girlfriend tomorrow ... <3

[proton-wobbler]

@grape-jelly-lite

Oh, I understand the source of the confusion- I would NOT be keeping live mussels!

I learned how to take collections during my first field job (invertebrate sampling for the EPA) and a wonderful summer course (field zoology), so I have a few specimens I saved rather than donating them to our museum at the end of the season. So, I'm already a bit into specimen collection.

Mussel collection is prohibited in Ohio (link), which includes trace evidence such as an already dead shell. This is for the same reason keeping a bird feather collection is prohibited by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act- without proper permitting it would be impossible to tell if someone found their specimen already dead, or if they had killed the animal in order to get the shell/feathers. Now, no one really calls the rangers in on a trinket or two, especially because the most likely case is that they were found without harming the animal, but it's still frowned upon legally.

We had a gorgeous collection at the EPA office I worked for, which was all collected with the proper permits. For our surveys we would write down which species we found in the river, and would take a shell or two if they were already dead but still in good condition. This is the sort of collection I would like to keep one day, especially if I settle down in a place with a thriving mussel population.

Some states do allow you to collect live mussels via permit, same as a hunting or fishing license, but the issue in Ohio is two-fold. One is that identification of freshwater mussels can be extremely hard to anyone not familiar with them, which leads to higher risk of by-catch of uncommon/threatened species. Another reason is due to our water quality; since mussels filter-feed, they take in all sorts of gunk from waterways and keep it in their flesh. Ohio has a rough history of industrialization, mining, and farm run-off, which all have their own host of issues for wildlife, but especially so for the humans who would eat them.

I definitely rambled a bit there 😅 I'm sure that answers your question tho!

There were a lot of freshwater mussels on the 2021 US extinction list. They didn’t leave us with haunting recordings of them calling out for a mate they’d never meet, there were no drawings in vivid color. They were extremely important nevertheless and their loss is frustrating too. That’s why stream ecology and mollusks have always fascinated me. They were silent, stalwart little heroes and entire species were lost to pollution.

[trafalgar-law-ask]

An unusual sound is heard outside the submarine… how is that possible? They are submerged in the depths of the sea!!

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