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@draconym
About Draconym
Hey tumblr, I’m Wren. I’m a millennial who works outdoors. Sometimes I post pictures of the animals that I get to work with. I also post art, comics, and weird dreams. Here's some FAQ.
Selected Tags (now alphabetized!) art, bird, bug, cat, caves, cheese bird, cockatiel, comic, crow, dog, dragon, dreams, isopod, me, music, nature center, painting, park ranger, poll, printable, puppet, rabbit, ripley parrot, snake, story time, summer camp, the fair folk, video, vulture
Sketchbook pages from the Baltimore Zoo, National Aquarium, and Harvard Museum of Natural History.
I've got cheese and cocoa to tie in the barcs competition 💪
They finished at a tie!!
what r ur kinks
I'm consumed by grief
normal way to think about making art
I'm at a convention for the game of Go with a friend who is almost 84 years old, and he is constantly being accosted by elementary schoolers who want to play him because every year there is a prize for whoever plays a game with the biggest age difference between players.
So every time I go to look for him, I see this:
Wawa and Wiwi are neck and neck and I am glad they are. Wawa and Wiwi's names are too good to not be side by side!
Wawa is incredible. I hope she and El Wiwi Gordito tie for sixth place.
My local animal shelter (BARCS) just got an influx of 369 birds from a shitass pet store, which is a truly terrifying number of parrots to have inside a building. BUT: there's a donation drive going on right now where you can vote for a pet's face to go on a beer can for their annual BARCStoberfest. Every single vote is a dollar towards animal rescue!!!
You can vote for your favorites such as Tylenol, El Wiwi Gordito, and Cheese here on their website!
It's the last day of the Barcstober contest! 10 more hours until the polls close.
Cheese and Coco(a) have pulled in a respectable 261 dollars together for bird representation. Tylenol (the people's princess) still holds a steady lead against wealthy-donor-backed Elmer. And El Wiwi Gordito has emerged as a true dark horse, pulling into 7th place with over 600 votes. Very thankful for everyone who has donated to my local animal shelter--keep up the good work!!
I've always heard Bostonians were surly and rude but everyone I've met here is so friendly. Is it because I'm not driving a car?
Not five minutes' walk away from the hotel and I have been enlisted to pull weeds in a community pollinator garden.
Feeling very Open World RPG about Newton. The gardener (Claire) sent me on the next stage of my quest: to get a bagel from the baker (Kelvin). Unfortunately the bagelry is closed until Wednesday because they are installing new ovens, which I discovered from the handyman (not Kelvin; large man with a handlebar moustache) when I arrived. So I can't finish this quest until at least Wednesday.
A mammologist (Rob) I met while gardening told me that I should go see baby geese at the pond down the street though, so I guess I'm going to pick up that side quest.
Swan Quest: Completed ✅
I believe this and i think it's great, but isn't very white? Maybe OP is too and that helps
It's definitely a pretty white city--whiter than Baltimore (where I'm from), and I'm definitely pretty white. I'm also in town for the US Go Congress, which seems to be largely attended by Asian/Asian American folks, and Boston in general does have an Asian population that is about 3 times larger than Baltimore's. So I'm at a very Asian American event in an area that is fairly Asian American.
I got to enjoy a bit of Boston's Chinatown when I ended up having to take a detour to Tufts Hospital, and that was really nice (coming from Baltimore where Koreatown is getting rapidly gentrified out of existence). Hopefully I will get to go back and explore more of the city when the Go Congress takes a break from playing games on Wednesday.
I've always heard Bostonians were surly and rude but everyone I've met here is so friendly. Is it because I'm not driving a car?
Not five minutes' walk away from the hotel and I have been enlisted to pull weeds in a community pollinator garden.
Feeling very Open World RPG about Newton. The gardener (Claire) sent me on the next stage of my quest: to get a bagel from the baker (Kelvin). Unfortunately the bagelry is closed until Wednesday because they are installing new ovens, which I discovered from the handyman (not Kelvin; large man with a handlebar moustache) when I arrived. So I can't finish this quest until at least Wednesday.
A mammologist (Rob) I met while gardening told me that I should go see baby geese at the pond down the street though, so I guess I'm going to pick up that side quest.
Swan Quest: Completed ✅
I've always heard Bostonians were surly and rude but everyone I've met here is so friendly. Is it because I'm not driving a car?
Not five minutes' walk away from the hotel and I have been enlisted to pull weeds in a community pollinator garden.
Feeling very Open World RPG about Newton. The gardener (Claire) sent me on the next stage of my quest: to get a bagel from the baker (Kelvin). Unfortunately the bagelry is closed until Wednesday because they are installing new ovens, which I discovered from the handyman (not Kelvin; large man with a handlebar moustache) when I arrived. So I can't finish this quest until at least Wednesday.
A mammologist (Rob) I met while gardening told me that I should go see baby geese at the pond down the street though, so I guess I'm going to pick up that side quest.
I've always heard Bostonians were surly and rude but everyone I've met here is so friendly. Is it because I'm not driving a car?
Not five minutes' walk away from the hotel and I have been enlisted to pull weeds in a community pollinator garden.
I've always heard Bostonians were surly and rude but everyone I've met here is so friendly. Is it because I'm not driving a car?
If it's something your friend would be interested in, it looks like the Baltimore County Dept of Aging operates a mobility aid loan closet at the Bykota Senior Center.
baltimorecountymd.gov/departments/aging/programs-services/MAP
He is doing just fine now, but thank you! We are on a trip to Boston so it'll be a week before we're back in Baltimore. But maybe someone else would benefit from learning about this.
Hi im a librarian amd that's not now this works. If a library allows you to have a digital card and not live in the area, you are NOT taking away resources from other people, that's not how anything works. Please keep doing it!!! The more people that use our services, the more money we can get from funding sources!!! Please use us!!! We are not utilized enough, by people in or out of our community. Thanks.
First time visiting Boston since I was a kid and I am getting a tour from the inside of an ambulance*
*not for me, I am a ride-along. wish us a good time with the CT scan 👍
My friend has now been permitted to eat one (☝️) chicken sandwich while we wait to see if we are allowed to leave the hospital tonight.
(for context, my friend is almost 84 years old so they are exercising an abundance of caution)
Great news 🎉 He's fine and the CT scans were very informative for the rest of his health 🎉 hooray 🎉
Also he's not allowed to go down escalators anymore.
