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Is anyone finding that their autism gets “worse”/more obvious/more apparent as they get older?
I can think of some “or is it...” variables, but want to hear your thoughts.
I know “older” is very broad, and subjective. but still...
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I loved and love Steve Irwin, but couldn't connect with Steve Backshall for various reasons. I'm interested in this Coyote chap. Who is he and where would one find his show? Also, what's his focus, in your opinion? Is it education, preservation, or something else?
hi! coyote peterson is the host of brave wilderness, a channel on youtube. His focus is mostly education and entertainment and he got famous from the videos where he intentionally gets stung by scary insects to show how likely you are to be stung in the wild, how painful it is, and how to treat the sting. He also has more steve irwin-esque videos, where he interacts with a wide variety of animals (including crocodiles!). He’s said himself that steve irwin was a huge inspiration and his personal mission is to continue his legacy. I think coyote does a great job of teaching respect for wildlife, nature, and the experts he works with.
@ anyone else: feel free to add what you like about coyote peterson!!
Which (if you've heard any) audiobook narrated by Richard do you think is best? (I listened to Dr Jekyll last summer and have downloaded David Copperfield this evening. Very excited. His voice, his characterisations are phenomenal).
i’ve heard quite a few, actually! there’s still a few i have to listen to but i think one of his best is “their lost daughters” by joy ellis, for sure. i really enjoyed that one, but i also ended up really liking the book itself! i can’t wait to listen to the next one (whenever that will be for me lol) :D
Changing my UN today.
Don't imagine anything else will be changing, though!
Hey - just wondering if you did make a separate post about Tinsel Korey? (I searched her name on your blog, but it just brought up the original post showing the accuracies and inaccuracies of the cast's claims RE their heritage, and your mammoth post-along watch of New Moon (which was pretty fun to read) :)
Hi! I haven’t actually finished it yet, I’m in the process of writing it hahahah. I’m trying to make sure that it’s well written and well-explained, simply because it’s a very complicated issue, and I want to deal with it as delicately as possible.
It’s also very draining for me to put a lot of energy into, just because, as a native woman, it is difficult to see someone appropriating my culture.
I’ll hopefully have it up by the end of this week!!!
(Thank u for the compliment on my new moon post I love that one a lot hahaha)
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Talk to me about paleontology. I've read little bits and haven't had the time to delve deeper yet still consider it an interest of mine (natural history museums are beautiful).
DO you want to hear more about prehistoric animals themselves, or about the history of paleontology?
In that reblog where, at the end, Edward thanks Carlisle for the 'extraordinary life', where is that from? I don't remember seeing it.
breaking dawn part 2!!
