noelleon.bsky.social
Scientist, feminist, mama. Post-ac who
teaches biomedical science to kids. Former mycologist, current horse girl.
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That’s kind of wild to me. Good luck and don’t stab yourself!
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lol who does this? It’s been a minute since I’ve played with fungus in the lab but ???
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The bagels are good enough that they can get away with it!
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Can confirm that Once Upon a Bagel is legit. Upper Crust is also great.
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My purest soul war horse also had a long career - 78 starts over 8 years followed by a 7 year stud career before he needed a new start. Ravi (Mr rancho vista) is my first TB and my heart. Nothing beats a war horse with a good temperament.
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thank you darth for your unwavering commitment to sanity
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I don’t think it was even breezy here in Tacoma? So strange.
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oh no
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What about the incuriosity of the Trump voter? They regurgitate made up shit as if it’s fact and charitably are reading at a middle school level. No thoughts, just vibes. I have enough information about them, thanks. It’s getting worse because our information ecosystem is totally enshittified.
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I can confirm it’s the softest!
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lol I need to keep myself distracted
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Ok last one. This is Kiwi (RIP) who feels appropriate for the moment because she was the spiciest, most pissed off lady chameleon of them all.
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Now and 6 months ago!
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I could do this all day
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Also:
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Could not be truer today
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Are men ok
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Oh! Mycologists will often lick/taste mushrooms to note their flavor, as it can help with identification. (We always spit them out, obviously). I feel like a lot of fieldwork has these types of weird quirks.