If you were a bug, what kind of bug would you be? Definition of “bug” is up to you ~wink.
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…I would make every effort to rid the world’s insects of the derogatory moniker “bug”.
I mean, really, we’re not trying to bug you, we have tiny little brains and a bazillion eyes… no logical thinking ability and we can’t see straight. We are just looking for a place to rest and get away from birds. You try flapping your arms 1000 times per second, its exhausting!
…I would make every effort to rid the world’s insects of the derogatory moniker “bug”.
I mean, really, we’re not trying to bug you, we have tiny little brains and a bazillion eyes… no logical thinking ability and we can’t see straight. We are just looking for a place to rest and get away from birds. You try flapping your arms 1000 times per second, its exhausting!
…I would make every effort to rid the world’s insects of the derogatory moniker “bug”.
I mean, really, we’re not trying to bug you, we have tiny little brains and a bazillion eyes… no logical thinking ability and we can’t see straight. We are just looking for a place to rest and get away from birds. You try flapping your arms 1000 times per second, its exhausting!
I think I’d be a butterfly. They’re transformative, beneficial, and beautiful. And I like the Native American story of their origins.
How the Butterfly Came to Be
http://www.geocities.com/shabak_waxtju/buterfly.html
I think I’d be a butterfly. They’re transformative, beneficial, and beautiful. And I like the Native American story of their origins.
How the Butterfly Came to Be
http://www.geocities.com/shabak_waxtju/buterfly.html
I think I’d be a butterfly. They’re transformative, beneficial, and beautiful. And I like the Native American story of their origins.
How the Butterfly Came to Be
http://www.geocities.com/shabak_waxtju/buterfly.html
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