Kitsnaps: Quiet Waters

Kitsnaps: Quiet Waters

This is another one taken while Emily was visiting, in a small town that I can’t remember the name of. Lovely waters, though. :)

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universes collide

One of the people I ran into at the Star Trek party the other night was there with her sister. They were both in costume, and one of them, Susan, mentioned that RTE had interviewed them because RTE was all OOH YEAH SISTERS SO YOU’RE A FAMILY OF TREKKIES RIGHT and stuff. Next morning, another friend of mine, Carol, said, “Hey, my sisters are the first story on RTE’s coverage of the Star Trek party!” WHUT I had no idea they were related. The moment it was revealed, however, it…

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Forget-Me-Not

Kitsnaps: Forget-Me-Not

One of the things I really thought I would miss, moving to Ireland, were some of the flowers. Forget-Me-Nots, fireweed, lupins. Only it turns out Ireland has all three of them, or something so very like them that it makes no difference to my untrained eye. The only flower I’m left to miss is Alaska Cotton, and I wouldn’t be entirely surprised to find it lurking around here somewhere.

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*yawn*

Last night I went to see Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo+Juliet, because I’d never seen it and they’re doing a Luhrmann month at one of the cinemas to lead up to Gatsby. (Picoreview: It was pretty good. Bits felt like a dry run for Moulin Rouge, but it was pretty good.) Upon arriving at the Lighthouse Cinema I discovered there was a Star Trek party scheduled for a midnight premiere. Upon *leaving* R+J, I ran into friends…who had a spare ticket. I did not go. Somewhat grumpily and bitterly and regretfully, I…

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Establishing Dominance

Kitsnaps: Establishing Dominance

I believe the toothy one here might be Kafi, a 3 year old new arrival to the zoo. I got a bunch of pictures of these two chasing each other around and jumping on one another in what looked like semi-friendly play, and then discovered there was a new gorilla at the zoo, so I think this is as much establishing heirarchy as play.