May 27
Archeological dig of the Xth century household in Kyiv, 1976
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Archeological dig of the Xth century household in Kyiv, 1976
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Simon Seville’s life updates. Summer addition.
“My reading streak has reached 9 days!”
“Been seeing Dexter a lot. He recently dyed his hair blue. It’s sending me, but it does look good.”
“Had a videogame night with Kevin, Bruce, and Warren.”
“Geizmo just learned about nuance and media literacy.”
“Dave sat down with me yesterday to discuss going on an archeological dig together since I missed out last time. (On account of food poisoning.)”
“The main downside is this HEAT. I’m boiling.”
“All in all, summer is shaping up to be very enjoyable.”
Things found while prepping garden beds today
The dig begins on Monday (two days from now)
WHOOP WHOOP gonna find things in the dirt I'm so excited!!
MADE IT
I am now all caught up with the tag! WHOOT!
Also went and saw the new Godzilla movie. Yaaaaaayyyyy XD
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Spent the evening on this smiling dinosaur pottie.
Archeological dig in Podil, Kyiv, prior to the underground line construction, 1973
Ukrainian archeologist Hanna Shovkoplyas posing next to mammoth bones at the Mezine 22, one of the most well-preserved Paleolithic sites in Europe, 1950s