you know when you have that impulse to throw up on someone…
“When adults are threatened while nesting, they may flee, or they may regurgitate on the intruder or feign death.”

http://www.pwconserve.org/wildlife/birds/turkeyvulture.htm?fbclid=IwAR0Yu8ESrXFjyX4w1CQK3DHCgWrxDfb87A88RCZW2y80glYXFnIugKH02hE

Making a life of layin low.
In the culture I was raised in I was taught to overcome being shy, being introverted. I was taught that I shouldn’t try to blend in, but rather stand out.
When I ran into this friend in the garden, mmm. Making a whole life outta laying low. What a lush life option.

celebrating sea horses today.
birthing dads who regularly do sexy dances with their boo. oosh.

video found over at padi – https://blog.padi.com/the-only-male-animals-in-the-world-that-get-pregnant-and-give-birth/

i started eating this plant recently and happened upon this cool video yesterday.
storksbill’s extreme corkscrew styles are something. whew.

watching + remembering, reflecting – in relation to what weather, or what noises, in relation to what people, after which sorts of meals, to help soften which muscles,
when do i coil myself up, safe, stetchy or cozy?
and in what conditions do i unravel and soak it all in?

scientists say that storksbills wind and unwind in relation to humidity, primarily.
i feel like my un/winding has a lot more to do with people-vibes or temperature.
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the cool corkscrew video is in this article. Dolasia, Meera. “The Ingenious Stork’s Bill Seed Plants Itself!.” DOGOnews. March 31, 2015. Accessed June 18, 2021.

in depth resting styles:
resting when its super hot, resting when needed, stretch-resting. reminder lessons from a master. bonus, not shown: make tiny or big grunting noises.