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I'm a Salem College grad who recently moved back to the City of the Arts to work as the Editor of skirt! If I ever go missing, you'll most likely find me browsing the aisles of Whole Foods, on a farm with my pony, Jag, or perusing a patch of clover for the perfect 4-leafer, which I usually find. ...
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Circadian Rhythms

*sara

Tuesday, August, 26, 2008

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There’s a certain sound to a Southern summer. A humming and chirping that drawls long like our accents and loops around, down and back up again. When I moved back to Winston for good, I was afraid I’d lost this symphony. That the drone of the city would drown out the rhythms I grown up with and accustomed to.

Walking back from the post office today in the rain, I noticed this little maestro clinging to the side of a brick building and smiled. It’s nice to know the sounds of the past can merge with those of the future. And sometimes, it’s just good to see a familiar face, no matter how creepy or crawly he may be.

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EWilson
EWilson
Its the small things!
Posted Tue, 08/26/2008 - 15:51
Its the small things!
sarahthequeen05
sarahthequeen05
Aren't they amazing! The
Posted Fri, 08/29/2008 - 21:29
Aren't they amazing! The exoskeletal shells scared me when I was little, but I've come to find them fascinating. The larva actually nest in those shells underground for 13 or 17 years, both prime numbers, so that the two predators that they have, both of which only live 3-5 years, have less of a chance of getting to them. It's pretty miraculous when you think about it.
lewilso3
lewilso3
Brilliant! Keep up the great
Posted Tue, 09/02/2008 - 14:24
Brilliant! Keep up the great writing sis...i love it!