focus both eyes in a forward direction.

i kind of understand the cations and anions thing in chemistry now. in fact, i must admit; chemistry seems to be my weakest subject as of late.

i found these. yeah, i'm a jakonist with shades too. *grins*

well so anyway, i'd gone to the library after a quick lunch at burger king with my younger bro today. i love the non-fiction section now, had spent the time reading on snakes, sharks, insects and spiders. absolutely fascinating, that they are!

did you know that there are such things as legless lizards? they look almost exactly like snakes! the only way to identify is through the presence of eyelids; snakes don't blink because they don't have eyelids.

also, unlike fish which have scales that are attached to them, snakes have scales that are part of their body. meaning to say snakes' scales can't drop off.

the species that i particularly feel attracted to is the Long-nosed Whip Snake, Ahaetulla Nasuta. the shape of its nose allows both its eyes to look forward more, to be able to look in front better, to be able to focus forward. shouldn't we all be like that? 

look! isn't he just beautiful?

i apologize to my Axes who dislike snakes.

that aside, hmm. i'd gotten an e-mail from Temasek poly, saying that my registration for TPRAWKZ has been confirmed. and, they had also sent me some stickers *laughs* i love the stickers so much!

ain't that sweet?

okay, no. i still don't know how the cations/anions thing go. have i told you i hate practical? i skipped out on my mid year's. i know it was a dumb thing to have done, but really.

Ahatuella Nasuta ! i will be saying that a lot for now.