I got this via ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
miss_s_b, who asked about three of my userpics. As written, it's 'Reply to this post with "Oh, sod it, go on then" and I will pick three of your icons for you to talk about in your own journal; please then keep the meme going by making this offer on your post.' That's not really my dialect, so ask in whatever terms feel right to you.
She gave me these:
"When speeded up, the sound trees make is vroom" is a quote from Good Omens, by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman." I haven't used this in a while, maybe because I'm not that fond of palms, but I was thinking sort of general enthusiasm.
Cardinals, on the other hand, are close to my heart (hence the username). This photo is an example of mosaicism: half the bird's body is genetically female (ZW) and half is genetically male (ZZ). I use this occasionally for stuff about gender, and just as an example of the world being full of wondrous things. I found the photo on a blog post someone pointed to.
This is a closeup photo of a ripe apricot, taken by me. I wanted something to use specifically for food posts; in retrospect an apple might have been better.
miss_s_b, who asked about three of my userpics. As written, it's 'Reply to this post with "Oh, sod it, go on then" and I will pick three of your icons for you to talk about in your own journal; please then keep the meme going by making this offer on your post.' That's not really my dialect, so ask in whatever terms feel right to you.She gave me these:
"When speeded up, the sound trees make is vroom" is a quote from Good Omens, by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman." I haven't used this in a while, maybe because I'm not that fond of palms, but I was thinking sort of general enthusiasm.
Cardinals, on the other hand, are close to my heart (hence the username). This photo is an example of mosaicism: half the bird's body is genetically female (ZW) and half is genetically male (ZZ). I use this occasionally for stuff about gender, and just as an example of the world being full of wondrous things. I found the photo on a blog post someone pointed to.
This is a closeup photo of a ripe apricot, taken by me. I wanted something to use specifically for food posts; in retrospect an apple might have been better.
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