
“Kit And The Narwhal”







It was looking at me, and we had a conversation. Then it opened its wings, as if to pass with non-aggression. Funny how I still felt intimidated…

Waiting for my lab results to get processed, this smokey quarts buddy keeps me company. If you look closely, there is a thin rainbow line across the center. Within the crystal is the white “ghost” of its shape repeated. Therefore, this type of mineral is called a phantom crystal. When tilted just right in the sun’s rays, there is a bright jagged-flare rainbow crown on top of the phantom’s head that lights up a-sparklin’. This is where the title “King” comes from. The stone’s shape reminds me of the shmoos from the cartoon series, He Man, and this rock and I seem to share some companionable humor over it.

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Then I looked away, and it disappeared…!


(Title play with words)





Diaphinous is HUGE even though we kept him on a minimal diet during our journeying to keep from overstressing him. I guess this made his body process food very efficiently!




Finigan wants to know about everything!


My little rescue buddy. He was no longer doing well in the store, so I brought him home. He is beginning to be able to float well, again.

The Holy Flame engulfing the cross.



Moving into our new home.



(Title play with words)

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Zoom in to see the lovely central mosaic.








She came to face nuzzle me with her soft seal whiskers while I was supine, basking in the sun.

Water Hyacinth on-the-go!




Can you see the shadow of my head with wisps of my drawn back hair being blown by the strong, hot summer breeze?

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Of Nature’s spiraling: spiral mirabilis.