We have somewhat the opposite here. 99% of snakes are not dangerous. We used to catch them for fun, although their bite is still painful so eventually I grew up. Of course then I also found out that technically there could be venomous snakes so I decided that activity was stupid
Mostly harmless if you leave them alone, but I wouldn’t want to fight any of them. And isuppose when it’s mating season or there are cubs, all bets are off. I have to admit I back away from geese though
It probably helps that I live where there really aren’t dangerous animals. Technically there could be rattlesnakes but I don’t know anyone who’s encountered one. Black bears don’t want to bother. Moose are mostly dangerous while driving. Coyotes don’t want to deal with adults, unless you’re with snack on a leash
When I was a kid, the adults always stressed not to have food in your tent while camping because “it’ll attract bears”. Aside from a few places where bears have gotten fat off trash they don’t want to deal with people. It’s the raccoons and mice that will chew through your tent to get the food, and the most likely problem is now you need a new tent
I always wished for a third or fourth but we effective an out of time. First was I don’t care if it’s boy or girl as long as it’s healthy. Second I wanted boy because two of the same is easier. But another opportunity for a little girl would have been nice. Babies are cool, kids are cool, teens are cool and college kids are cool. I can’t wait to meet the young adults they are becoming
That’s me. The problem is I need longevity. Most of my devices no longer use enough power to use up batteries but I want them To last as long as possible before I have to deal t with them again …… and that’s disposables
At least we’re no longer doing that with game controllers: no battery lasted in those but my kids were unwilling or unable to manage rechargeable . We all went back to wired controllers so there are no longer batteries to die
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