Last December I showed you how Edgar looked in the snow. This is how he looks at midsummer. Yes, he's anatomically correct. He is also a little shy. What the camera angle doesn't hide, the lamiastrum does.
I have a gargoyle in my classroom and my colleague has several in hers. Two of their names are Victor and Hugo. Mine is just a silly cup that she lent me, but I need a more solid one. He disappeared for a while when boys from a mythology class "borrowed" him. They had put naughty notes in him, too! When he returned, the teacher of that class filled the cup with positive messages, namely about women.
Last December I showed you how Edgar looked in the snow. This is how he looks at midsummer. Yes, he's anatomically correct. He is also a little shy. What the camera angle doesn't hide, the lamiastrum does.
I have a gargoyle in my classroom and my colleague has several in hers. Two of their names are Victor and Hugo. Mine is just a silly cup that she lent me, but I need a more solid one. He disappeared for a while when boys from a mythology class "borrowed" him. They had put naughty notes in him, too! When he returned, the teacher of that class filled the cup with positive messages, namely about women.
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