WaywardMuffin

Well it's been a while. I'm tempted to make a new DA account just to start clean, I hate half the stuff in here and it makes me look schizophrenic. I'm in Juneau now, the new house is lovely, I have a huge room with two big windows, still no chair though. It's a little strange living in a place that's completely cut off from the rest of the world, but I rather like it. Can't leave except by plane or by boat, so that's pretty cool. And good for the zombie apocalypse. I'm still perpetually torn between many different goals, ideas, wants and styles, so I'm not making it very far in any one direction. Still I guess it is technically my summer b

So, apparently every website I go to breaks xD First DA wouldn't update or load after I tried to submit this journal entry, and then colourlovers.com goes down after I search for a green and pink color scheme. Hopefully this time it will work :D -crosses fingers- Okay! So, I'm going to clean house on this account and get it kicking again, I just found the password on a piece of paper after cleaning my apartment, and since I didn't have access to the e-mail that it was registered with, I was stranded! But I'm back now and have changed my e-mail to one that's... actually mine. Yay. So, lots of things will be going in scraps, and there will be

Alright. I know talking politics is shit right now, but this just made me sad. 'This summer, Alaska wildlife agency personnel reportedly staked out a known wolf denning site – a practice that is illegal under Alaska law – and, using helicopters, gunned down 14 adult wolves from the air. When they landed, they found 14 helpless pups in the nearby dens – infant wolves just weeks old – and methodically shot each one in the head. 28 wolves gunned down in all. Due to a loophole in federal law, Alaska is the only state in the U.S. where a few hunters still use aircraft to shoot wolves or chase them to exhaustion before landin