Die Snowflakes

Die Snowflakes

of my snowflake eel can not open his mouth?

She was very hungry and try to eat but can not die because im affraid seeks to tap food and only the edge of the catch and shook it, there's nothing I can do?

I hope brown snowflake snow remains in salt water. I saw them unfortunately sold as freshwater fish. Usually die within weeks if not acclimated to 100% salt water. I suggest trying to offer food with a pair of tweezers. Sure it's not too big to swallow. In addition, salt water research forum where experts can help you be a good idea.

When was the last time you've caught a snowflake on your tongue or leave your snowflakes coat lashes? Sound like fun?

Is!

Last weekend I was at my favorite coffee when it started to snow and hard snow. It was an amazing event and welcome ... until last weekend I had not seen any sign of moisture for 143 days and where I live in Arizona, the snow is rare.

Not only the snow, a beautiful sight to see, but I was even more beautiful saw 30 adults (including me) in and out of the capture of snow ... snowflakes on our tongues and our eyelashes, laughing and laughing like children. The result is clean and refreshing!

It was then I remembered how he is important to be in contact with our next child. (You know the part of all we love doing stupid things and likes to be playful.) Everyone has the capacity to be children and as is only to accept that side of you, let outside to play. Heck, that's what keeps us young and helps us recharge our batteries.

So can you come play?

I challenge TOA ...

have a battle of snowballs or making an angel in snow (if you have snow) to ...

Cartwheels turn some ...

Sit on the floor and made to play ...

Go through the pavement ...

ropean jump ...

singing and dancing amid banquets and conventions of his life ...

turn in circles until dizzy

Whatever you decide to do, have fun, reactivate, because you deserve it! Oh and one more thing, try to make an appointment for play with you on a regular basis. I promise you, you will not regret it.

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