Amelia's Menagerie

     I love you, Mom and Dad! Happy twentieth anniversary!

           Today, I want to change things up a bit. I will give you some quotes from a book you might of heard of, but I have not given it the credit it deserves on this blog, or really at all. First, I would like to start off by saying, no one can evolve into goodness from something that has a "do what you have to do to live" instinct. It logically cannot happen. An ape, for example, cannot evolve into a human physically, but, even if it could, it would not have the basis for right or for wrong without a greater good, or something that taught it that some things were right, and some things were wrong. If we evolved, we could look the same way, think the same in some ways, but really, nothing would be right or wrong. If you did what you had to do to survive, no guilt, you would be an animal. But you are not. Here is where the quotes come in.      " 1  In the  beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.   2  The earth was  without form and void, and darkness was ov

    Sorry I haven't written in over a week, guys. Things have been pretty  REALLY busy around here. First of all, I acquired that etsy store I have been wanting to set up for a while, on which I have already made one sale. It has been mostly for rat hammocks so far and has been really fun to run. I will be making lotion bars and other homemade cosmetic things soon, so people who don't have small animals can purchase things. Okay, second of all, I have gone skiing successfully without   falling down, although I came very close last time. Third of all, I got my science fair project approved. Nobody knows about this unless they know me personally, but I am entering our local science fair. My experiment is called Evidence of Voice Recognition in Chicks. I am testing to see whether chicks can hear before they come out of the egg. I will be hatching chicks in an incubator and splitting them into two groups, group A and group B. I will take them out to cool for a few minutes twice a