hello world, again

May16

i am feeling kind of crappy today.. tomorrow i have to go to neurological testing for the first time in a few years. i don’t really have much to write about though. i went to target a few days ago and got two new t-shirts. one was winnie the pooh and friends and the other is a dolphin lisa frank shirt. i am wearing the dolphin one now. i also got really cute rainbow pastel birkenstocks with heart shaped clasps, a giant tie dye rainbow octopus squishmallow, and a lot of snacks. anyway byeee

xo molly

hiya friends

Jan23

i’m mickey mouse! just kidding. but you most certainly read that in a cartoonish voice, so i guess that counts for something. anyway, how’s it going? my life is steadily neither improving nor declining in any discernible way… perhaps it will turn around 🙂 at this current state, it’s doubtful, however. it’s nearly monday. garfield and i might have more in common than i initially thought…

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May20
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May12
Imagine finding out that a crocodile skull you thought as ordinary was in fact anything but ordinary. Or that an Egyptian mummy thought to be a male priest was not a male at all! That is the magic of history as new studies and new technology reveal new information. Scientists at the American Museum of Natural History have resolved a 150-year mystery about the extinct horned crocodiles. Meanwhile, scientists in Poland have discovered that an Egyptian mummy who was previously thought of as a male priest is a pregnant woman! Let's find out more… Horned Crocodiles The extinct horned crocodiles…

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May7
April 24th of 1915 marked the start of the massacre of over 1.5 million Armenians by Turkey during World War I. It was not until over a century later, on Saturday, May 1, 2021, that the U.S formally recognized the mass murder as a “genocide”. President Biden is the first U.S leader to recognize the event. Previous administrations had avoided making a formal declaration out of fear of worsening relations with Turkey, an important ally in the Middle East. The statement comes as part of a campaign promise that Biden made a year ago on the annual commemoration day of the genocide to recognize the…