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About: Blogging about my current adventure with Dumbledore Calrissian while we travel the world to return the ring back to Modor. About myself? Well I'm currently BU student hoping to one day enter the world of medicine. Seriously considering veterinary school as well as medical school. Otherwise, I’m very silly, a kid at heart, a comedian, a good listener, passionate, and have a sailor mouth.
So, welcome to my little blog. I personally use this as a safe haven when I want to just get away from everything in my life. I absolutely love the adorable photos people post, the inspiration quotes that are constantly reblogged, and those small posts written by complete strangers that I can absolutely relate to. But more importantly, what I love the most is that I can post anything on my mind. This freedom leaves me with this feeling of comfort. This feeling that maybe some of the tid bits I actually write myself will be read by someone and that it can apply to them and make them feel like they're not the alone.
So if you want to shoot me a message, please do! Otherwise, enjoy all of the treasures I’ve found throughout my tumbling….

And just remember...It’s never too late to become what you might have been.
Animal of the day: Mola mola, otherwise known as an Ocean Sunfish. These fish, as you can tell by the picture, can grow to a great size. They are the heaviest bony fish in the world! And its weight can reach up to 3,500 pounds! Although it has bony ancestors, this fish is made up mostly of cartilaginous tissues, which are much lighter than bone. This is what allows this species to grow as big as it does, allowing its body to reach sizes otherwise impossible for other bony fish. One of the most captivating creatures I’ve ever seen, this big guy eats mainly jellyfish! They also pose no threat to human divers. They are very docile and calm animals. Want to learn more? Check it’s wiki! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_sunfish

Animal of the day: Mola mola, otherwise known as an Ocean Sunfish. These fish, as you can tell by the picture, can grow to a great size. They are the heaviest bony fish in the world! And its weight can reach up to 3,500 pounds! Although it has bony ancestors, this fish is made up mostly of cartilaginous tissues, which are much lighter than bone. This is what allows this species to grow as big as it does, allowing its body to reach sizes otherwise impossible for other bony fish.

One of the most captivating creatures I’ve ever seen, this big guy eats mainly jellyfish! They also pose no threat to human divers. They are very docile and calm animals.

Want to learn more? Check it’s wiki!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_sunfish

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