i forgot what it had to be about. but i think it was this.

im excited to see the publication in my hands in print! from beginning to end! nothing i favor just want to see it all!

oh my take on this semester was that it was short lived. didnt get the full experience so it was not what i intended it to be like. bad year for me to go back to school hmm? oh well. it was fun while it lasted!

month 7 in quarantine, at least for me… i had knee surgery so ive been home revoering since october… not much has changed since the corona has happened…. less traffic tho

it is sunday night and i haven’t chosen a place review. The gentle barn reached out to me and told me they are closed and couldn’t allow me near the animals.

The days are feeling shorter.

Two questions I have in mind for my article are ” Can you tell me a specific moment with a dog / animal that made you want to start this organization and start helping animals being treated wrongly from other countries?”

For the wildlife way-station I want to know ” How do you become aware of animals in danger / being treated wrongly and then go about organizing transportation and pick up from other countries while being non – profit? ”

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