Discovery of DOOM...ok, not really.

[msmoon]

Boy did I ever open up a can of worms the other day. Mom and I were at Books A Million, just casually strolling around, when we saw a section devoted to the National Audubon Society...Now, most of you will not understand the significance of this find. I for one did not know that the Audubon Society (maythestarsevershineuponthem) had made other guides, though it stands to reason why they would. Many years ago, Chibi’s mom, my former tutor, gave me a copy of The National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Rocks and Minerals when she noticed my interest in the different rocks and minerals (and the book itself of course). That book became an invaluable source when creating my world and is still used as a reference to this day. The book was so complete in its information that I really had no need for any other books about the subject (even though I still like collecting them). Learning that there are other books of this caliber on other subjects that interest me (especially, but not limited to, the books on Weather, The Night Sky, Trees both East & West, and Mushrooms.) has of course increased my Guides Wish List extremely. This is partially due to the fact that Books-A-Million had a big price tag on their copies..and partially because I believe you can find almost anything on Amazon and perhaps even get it cheaper than anywhere else ^.^

Other than this...I have nothing left to say. Well, there’s plenty to say, but at the moment, I’m too tired to do so. So...goodnight.

 

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