the king of good intentions

It’s arguably more the cats’ house than his at this point.

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There is a trend that I have noticed in cryptozoology, and that is that many people just don’t know how to use or know what to do with the terminology and conventions associated with it. There are a few things I’ve noticed with writings of a cryptozoological nature, and felt they were things that needed to be addressed, in an attempt to further discourse on a singular, agreed upon set of conventions for talking about the field. Please understand that I truly feel this is not just nitpicking or grammar snobbery, but a very real issue facing the field of cryptozoology as it moves forward to try and gain credence and respect. In order to at least appear more professional and avoid confusion cryptozoology has to do what every branch of science and even most types of pseudoscience have done, and find a structure of terminology and usage that is agreed upon and accepted as correct within the field. If cryptozoology wants itself to be taken more seriously, then I think this is certainly a step that can be taken in the right direction. It may not make the field more accepted by the mainstream but it surely wouldn’t hurt. Let’s take a look at some of the issues. Full Article: http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2017/08/a-tricky-matter-of-cryptozoology-and-proper-terminology/ Image Source: https://v-l-a-d-i-m-i-r.deviantart.com/art/CRYPTIDS-625352947

Japanese food illustration, because why not! I love foods, especially Japanese food!

Autumn City Night by Spencer Bowman (Glasgow)

oh! so that’s how it happens

I think my dinner is possessed.

Little choregraphy during the sunset.

Ultimate Ability: Doesn’t tell me why she and my dad got divorced