Recently I had the opportunity to study in time for a nice lobster dinner.
These intangibles are absolutely central.
It's really a lot like choosing a college professor, better yet, a hairdresser
who is able to get me wrong. I don't even possess a picture of her.
Years ago, I would have leapt up from my bed,
grabbed my camera and held down the bass line, pumping an
interesting pattern of long-distance dispersal.
Things get a litter trickier when trying to get at the qualities we provide to nature.
As I lay in bed drifting
back to sleep, I wondered what the future
holds.
Somewhere off to the left,
another bittern responded. A low note
penetrated our consciousness slowly.
Scientists
remain unsure, and many now look at how it might be affected by competition
in the future.
Well, I selfishly feel bad that I will not have access to my bird.
My concerns tended to consist of just getting everyone to the boat
.
--- Words and sentences taken from various birding magazines.
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