Mostly geeky things and dogs. And a fat ginger cat named Sexton.

26th December 2011

Photoset with 3 notes

The scruffy stray adopted by my parents is getting cuter and fluffier by the day. Also: hella friendly!

Tagged: raggedy andycatkittycutetabby

21st December 2011

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I made dinner for my brother’s birthday! I was going to use squid ink to make black pasta, but forgot to find some. So attempted to make purple pasta… and ended up with BLUE.

Tagged: pastablue pastaseafood

5th December 2011

Photo reblogged from The Animal Blog with 23,704 notes

theanimalblog:

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Source: Flickr / markharless

24th November 2011

Photo reblogged from FUCK YEAH! Pit Bull Terriers with 36 notes

chelseydove:

Daisy the pittybull. Ross and I got her for his mom.  =)

Ahhh this look so much like our baby pitbull that we gave away - also called Daisy!

chelseydove:

Daisy the pittybull. Ross and I got her for his mom. =)

Ahhh this look so much like our baby pitbull that we gave away - also called Daisy!

21st November 2011

Photo reblogged from FY! Great Danes with 5,012 notes

magicalnaturetour:

 “Did someone say food?” by Julie Clegg:)

magicalnaturetour:

“Did someone say food?” by Julie Clegg:)

Source: 500px.com

18th November 2011

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Caught Sexton mid-yawn.

Caught Sexton mid-yawn.

Tagged: sextoncatgingeryawncute

10th November 2011

Photo reblogged from The Daily What with 658 notes

thedailywhat:

Endangered Species of the Day: A sedated Black Rhino is transported by air from South Africa’s Eastern Cape to a new habitat in the northeastern province of Limpopo as part of the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project — an ambitious conservation campaign that aims to “increase the range and numbers of black rhino in South Africa.”
Nature conservation organisations are fighting an uphill battle to save the critically endangered species, as rumors of the rhino horn’s cancer-curing abilities fuel poaching that has claimed the lives of over 350 rhinos in South Africa this year alone.
There are believed to be fewer than 4,240 Black Rhinos remaining.
[greenren / ecology.]

thedailywhat:

Endangered Species of the Day: A sedated Black Rhino is transported by air from South Africa’s Eastern Cape to a new habitat in the northeastern province of Limpopo as part of the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project — an ambitious conservation campaign that aims to “increase the range and numbers of black rhino in South Africa.”

Nature conservation organisations are fighting an uphill battle to save the critically endangered species, as rumors of the rhino horn’s cancer-curing abilities fuel poaching that has claimed the lives of over 350 rhinos in South Africa this year alone.

There are believed to be fewer than 4,240 Black Rhinos remaining.

[greenren / ecology.]

Source: thedailywhat

10th November 2011

Photo with 14 notes

Nature is taking over! There are two bikes in there…

Nature is taking over! There are two bikes in there…

Tagged: bikesgardenweeds

1st November 2011

Photo reblogged from The Animal Blog with 771 notes

theanimalblog:

Let the sunshine in (by piotr m)

theanimalblog:

Let the sunshine in (by piotr m)

Source: Flickr / organa

24th October 2011

Photo reblogged from The Animal Blog with 756 notes

theanimalblog:

Dad you woke me up (by Tripod Ape)

theanimalblog:

Dad you woke me up (by Tripod Ape)

Source: flickr.com