I decided to post a crafty entry to make up for the slithery one from last night (I have more readers than I thought! And I was right: normal people don't like snakes! ^_^).
SO! Here are some pictures of the scarf I made my sister for Christmas!:
She really likes Pokemon, so I made her a Pokeball scarf. There was going to be a hat, but I ran out of time. There's always her birthday, I guess!
And here she is modeling it her lovely self. Those are my grandparents in the background. Photobomb'd!
So, Mom, friends, lady from church, I hope you still love me even though my interests occasionally venture beyond the crafty and include the reptilian ;) Thanks for reading!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Snakes
Some of you may not know this about me, but I like snakes. I used to catch garter snakes with my dad when I was a kid, and I always wanted to keep one as a pet, but my mom wouldn't have it. She's straight up TERRIFIED of snakes. I can't say I blame her. Snakes aren't exactly the most popular pets because most people are scared of them, or at least look at you funny when you tell them you want *ahem* five. And, I will admit, I still get a rush of adrenaline when I hold one, thinking in the back of my mind that it just might bite me...at any second.
Anyway, freshman year I met a Brazilian Rainbow boa, and have been lovestruck since. In the sunlight, they have an iridescent sheen on their already gorgeously patterned scales. Look at the pretty:
Right?? Can I get an amen??
Unfortunately, I have zero experience with reptiles, and these babies are intermediate-level pets, at least. Basically, I need to start off with a beginner-level snake (or two...) and build up experience and resources from there. Some good starter snakes are corn snakes and ball pythons.
Here are some more pretties:
Snow Corn Snake:
Ball Python:
Aaaand, someday, I'd like one of these. An Albino Red-Tailed Boa. They only get, psh, ten feet long. But they're sooooooo pretty!:
So, anyway, Mom, I hope you'll still come visit me and my house full of snakes.
Anyway, freshman year I met a Brazilian Rainbow boa, and have been lovestruck since. In the sunlight, they have an iridescent sheen on their already gorgeously patterned scales. Look at the pretty:
Right?? Can I get an amen??
Unfortunately, I have zero experience with reptiles, and these babies are intermediate-level pets, at least. Basically, I need to start off with a beginner-level snake (or two...) and build up experience and resources from there. Some good starter snakes are corn snakes and ball pythons.
Here are some more pretties:
Snow Corn Snake:
Ball Python:
Aaaand, someday, I'd like one of these. An Albino Red-Tailed Boa. They only get, psh, ten feet long. But they're sooooooo pretty!:
So, anyway, Mom, I hope you'll still come visit me and my house full of snakes.
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