Welcome back, folks. Wednesday stole in with the stealth of a ninja over here, shocking me as I turned from Tuesday and found it staring directly at me. It’s a sneaky day of the week I tell you. Sneaky. Since it’s here, I guess I’ll get it together and share some news.
First up, a badass spider that rivals the cow I posted about several weeks ago. WTF? I would not stay and film this let alone adopt the behemoth. Cue high-pitched scream and a jump onto a chair.
I get you. I’ll take a Caramel Latte. Please and thank you.
This is a fascinating study to factor into my world building for my fantasy novel. Science adds to every aspect of our lives.Boom!
http://www.livescience.com/56553-wealthy-social-class-attention.html
Thanks for spending another chunk of your Wednesday (or whatever day you check this) with me. Same time, same place in seven.
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Weird what becomes an Internet sensation, isn’t it?
Not sure which is freakier – that those people had that giant spider or a dead mouse lying around in their house.
I agree about the internet sensation weirdness. It is so unpredictable. I think both giant spider and readily available dead mouse are equally stomach turning.
That mouse looks plump and probably weighs more than the spider. Huh. I have no words… I’m a bit tired so maybe that’s why I don’t understand why they took Starbucks Uncle and gave him memes everywhere. Weird about the rich people. Maybe they don’t look because they think they’re on a stage. Actors on stage don’t look at the audience. Or maybe it really is pure disinterest in the “peons.” Have a good week!
I can tell you that Starbucks Uncle is everywhere because of people like me. I love anyone who cares enough about their coffee to wade through a flood. I’m right there with him. 🙂 Either the actors-on-a-stage idea or the peon mentality make for interesting character development thoughts. As a person, I’m appalled. But as a writer, I’m so intrigued. I hope you had a great weekend, Lex! Most of all, I hope you got some sleep.