[align=center][div style=" background-color: transparent; border: 0px solid black; width: 550px; min-height: 9px; font-family: arial; line-height: 109%; text-align: left; color: black; padding: 20px;font-size: 12px;"]time in tanglewood over this past week had been interesting. interestingly quiet, but full of interesting faces that sometime just bewildered the feline. was that interesting enough then? venus always wanted more, their cravings for the new and undiscovered egging them on to explore the grounds for something to take the angora's attention and placate it for even just a little while. anything to keep venus' busy mind occupied. their legs could also do with the exercise instead of loosing muscle mass from being so cramped up in the medic's den twenty-four seven. which is exactly how the feline found their paws subconsciously leading them to the edges of the forest, azure gaze fixated upon one singular spot in the polluted lands and enchanting it.
naturally venus had always found themselves drawn to the natural world; a need to understand how it all worked inspiring venus into an obsession that grew from their early childhood into their teenage years. life compromised of dna, organs, organelles - it was all such fascinating stuff just how could venus not be entranced by it all? but perhaps more importantly when one understood life, one understood how to foster it too. it was why venus had been a medic. well, that and familial duty to do so, but mostly the first point. it was sort of romantic. when venus saw life struggling to exist it always triggered a response in the feline to nurture, to heal, to grow, understand. it was all connected in one large circle of science, the best kind of circle.
so stumbling across an abandoned baby hamster amongst the fallen leaves and dead grass venus couldn't have possibly stopped themselves even if they tried. the angora promptly picked up the little guy, nestling him within the crook of their long-furred tail and letting him warm up with the body heat venus radiated. "what happened to you bub?" gently venus cooed to the baby hamster, unnamed as of yet.
naturally venus had always found themselves drawn to the natural world; a need to understand how it all worked inspiring venus into an obsession that grew from their early childhood into their teenage years. life compromised of dna, organs, organelles - it was all such fascinating stuff just how could venus not be entranced by it all? but perhaps more importantly when one understood life, one understood how to foster it too. it was why venus had been a medic. well, that and familial duty to do so, but mostly the first point. it was sort of romantic. when venus saw life struggling to exist it always triggered a response in the feline to nurture, to heal, to grow, understand. it was all connected in one large circle of science, the best kind of circle.
so stumbling across an abandoned baby hamster amongst the fallen leaves and dead grass venus couldn't have possibly stopped themselves even if they tried. the angora promptly picked up the little guy, nestling him within the crook of their long-furred tail and letting him warm up with the body heat venus radiated. "what happened to you bub?" gently venus cooed to the baby hamster, unnamed as of yet.