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Pandemic Hope
This is to tell people to not worry.. this pandemic will soon be over! Jeso. Don't worry!
The Horrible History of TB written by: Sage Simmons
The frightening history of wars and such isn't as bad as something else... Something that can quickly happen. Can spread.... and can cause quicker and more pain in death then a hundred bullets breeding the skin.... And these are diseases. One of the worlds most feared and worst diseases ever in the history EVER is TB short for deadly Tuberculosis. OR in other words... The White Plague. For hundreds of years TB has been around. Scientists have found them on some of the dead bodies of the ancient Egyptians and others. For instance king Tutankhamun is one of them. TB is no joke. But let me start on how it is spread. It is airborne. 1. It isn't really caused by touching things that an infected person has touched... ONLY on rare occasions. 2. It is spread through coughing and sneezing... For instance, if a brother is infected and doesn't know, and he shares a room with his older brother.... let's call the infected brother John and the older one George. So lets say...
Butterflies Posted by: Sage Simmons
So..... As you all know I haven't posted in ages.... I am sorry. I think I recall last Friday I went on a field trip to the butterfly museum in Thanksgiving Point. It is such a beautiful place... There is a conservatory for all of the butterflies... Its one of the best in my eyes. And yet super humid :\ . My hair got twice as frizzy as it normally does.... but it was worth the bad looking hair to see magnificent creatures. They are delicate and beautiful. You would never imagine that once that beautiful butterfly was once a gross disgusting fat little grub like caterpillar. One of my favorites is not the common Monarch, although that one is my second.... I love the blue ones. They are reflective and shiny. Like a jewel. But let me tell you something I learned going there.... They really aren't the color blue... they are the color black. Wonderful right? But when the sunlight hits the butterflies' wings when they are outstretched it looks like the color blue. I learned ...