Taken at the Baltimore Aquarium in 2017.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: puff.
Taken at the Baltimore Aquarium in 2017.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: puff.
That might be a bullhead shark. It certainly looks like a grumpy shark. I like the face peeking from above. This is the Baltimore Aquarium in 2017, with my son, my two aunts, an uncle and two of their cousins.

That looks like a ray and a shark. I don’t know what kind of shark.

Maybe it’s a bullfrog.

It’s a snapping turtle. Are there bull snapping turtles?

The turtle is missing a left front flipper so lives at the aquarium and likes watermelon.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: bull.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: fish.
Taken at the Baltimore Aquarium, in 2017. The turtle lives there after losing a flipper. The diver was feeding her watermelon! There were fish and skates and rays and sharks in this tank, with escalators and viewing levels from high above.
This is for Thursday Doors.
I took this in the Baltimore Aquarium. The escalator down has row after row of different water habitats…but you can see more than one at once….magical and mysterious.
For Wordless Wednesday.
This is a story my mother told. When we were little, my sister and I lived with our parents in a small house near Ithaca, NY. We each had a bedroom downstairs. Our parents had their bedroom upstairs. We were not allowed up there, because the stairwell came to the middle of a hall and there was no railing at all. They were afraid that we would fall down.
I am three years older. I’m not sure I was always a good sister.
One weekend morning, my parents were lying in bed in their room, quite early. Suddenly a very round three year old face popped up at the end of the bed, with a wicked gleam, and spoke:
“Boodie with a yellow bill
hopped upon my windowsill
cocked his shining eye and said
“Ain’t you shamed, you sleepy head?”
And then my sister raced out of the room and down the stairs.
My mother said that when they got over their stunned laughter, they came downstairs to talk to us. I had coached my sister until she could recite perfectly, aside from the missing r. I think we got a mild scolding about the safety of the stairs, but since they were still laughing, I don’t think we took it seriously.
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