I'm back! After getting an internship so closely tied to the environment and nature itself, I figured it was time to take OUT for a spin once again. As such, I'll be blogging once a week about a topic that's held my attention for much of the week or possibly even something completely random. Anything naturey could be discussed from critters to weather to plants and fungi, environmental issues, land practices, and much much more.
Showing posts with label disclaimer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disclaimer. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
OUT!! Disclaimer/Walk Back
With the recent job search I'm conducting as well as the demands of my current work/lifestyle and the needs of the sister blog, I'll be updating here less. Don't worry though. I'll update this once a month starting next year owing to the title of the blog. I just thought I'd make that clear before you guys thought I'd vanished. The need to do two entries for On the Wing takes time and because I'm running the Babe Ruth of Ornithology tournie right now, that eats up some time too. Just some clarification. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Saturday, November 3, 2012
OUT!! Disclaimer
Having recently started a surveying position in Norwalk, CT this past week, I haven't been able to update as frequently, but since it's the start of a new month, I will put this back on track today. Thank you guys for being patient. In case you were curious, the family friends I'm staying with still don't have electricity about four days after Sandy hit, but hopefully they'll have their power back by the end of this weekend.
To everyone else who's suffered loss or damage in this storm, my heart, thoughts, and feelings go out to you and I hope you can get back to normalcy as quickly as possible. To those folks on Staten Island, NY, Hoboken, NJ, and other affected areas, I wish the best for you and can only hope for a speedy recovery.
To everyone else who's suffered loss or damage in this storm, my heart, thoughts, and feelings go out to you and I hope you can get back to normalcy as quickly as possible. To those folks on Staten Island, NY, Hoboken, NJ, and other affected areas, I wish the best for you and can only hope for a speedy recovery.
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