Wordless Wednesday: Spring
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Wordless Wednesday: Cows on Skyscrapers
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Wordless Wednesday: Cows on condos are awesome
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Wordless Wednesday: Random acts of art
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“How does a salamander catch a dragonfly?”
When my four-year-old daughter learned that land-based salamanders eat dragonflies (among other things), her mind had a question: “Mommyo, how do salamanders catch dragonflies?”
Wordless Wednesday: Cows on Cranes
Oh, Texas. Sometimes we really miss you. Related Links: More Wordless Wednesday on Caterpickles
“How do astronauts brush their teeth in space?”
Astronauts living on the International Space Station still have to brush their teeth every day, preferably twice a day. There’s no “out in space” exemption for dental hygiene. But how do you get the toothbrush wet in zero gravity? Where do you spit without a sink? Why doesn’t all that mess end up in your hair? How do astronauts brush their teeth in space?
Wordless Wednesday: The 8YO in her happy place
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Wordless Wednesday: The Eight-Year-Old helps the University of Chicago get into the Guinness Book of World Records
Last week, in an effort to keep patients safe and prevent infections, the University of Chicago hosted the #BigWashUCM — 24 hours in which the various wards and ICU units across its three hospitals strove to achieve perfect hand hygiene. I know what you’re thinking… How could they possibly know?