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  • Writer's pictureEE Montgomery

Slippery Footing

I cooked chicken tenderloins for dinner last night. I don't like handling meat of any kind but chicken is particularly slippery and slimy to me. I wash my hands multiple times just to get through the prep time. As I laid the tenderloins in the pan, it struck me they looked like mutated slugs.


Yep, I was going hungry if I continued down that slippery path.


Instead, I stopped thinking, cooked and ate, then went on line to find something more pleasant to think about than mutant slugs sliming everything.


I found this website: https://www.boredpanda.com/snail-macro-photography-vyacheslav-mishchenko/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic


That led me to this Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/snails.space/


And his shop site: http://vmishchenko.com/store/index.html


Mishchenko is a Ukrainian photography who takes amazing pictures of small things. His visual stories of snails are amazing. They look like such interesting and interested little creatures. I particularly like the one with the dew-laden umbrella.


I'm just sorry I can't share some of the photos because of copyright. They're well worth the visit to the sights, though.

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