Inner Fangirl

Next up someone is going to claim that the Narnia series isn't kids books.

Already for 13 years, I’ve been living next to this field where horses graze.Among them, there was always one horse that caught my eye—a white mare. She was so beautifully groomed that it was obvious someone cared for her with love. Sometimes I would see a rider on her back, and sometimes she would simply spend the day peacefully grazing in the grass.It was during one of those quiet moments that I painted her.Today, the field is changing. A new school is being built there, the number of horses has become much smaller, and the white mare is gone.

I think the horses stayed there because people rented space for them, where they could be cared for. Perhaps those services were no longer needed. I don’t know what happened to her—whether she’s still alive, whether she moved somewhere else, or where she is now.

But I do know one thing.She still lives on my canvas.

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Long-tongued, termite-munching numbats are no longer endangered due to decades of successful conservation efforts, the global authority on the status of the natural world says.

Also known as banded anteaters, the status of the pint-sized marsupial has improved to near-threatened on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List. ''Today's assessments show that long-term, strategic and collaborative conservation effort works,'' conservation biologistJohn Woinarski said on Friday. ''Without it, invasive cats and foxes will continue to drive Australia's small marsupials and native rodents to extinction.''

Read more: Numbats no longer endangered but threat far from over - The Australian Museum Blog

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