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As this is being read, is your posture correct? Correct posture is important, as is correct and orderly thinking.
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Turquoise Severum. (1) Photo by Thomas Peace c. 2015
Turquoise Severum. (2) Photo by Thomas Peace c. 2015
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Thanks for the reminder. No it wasn’t…
Honesty (being straight with others) is more important than a perfectly straight back!
haha Ya got me!! I had just switched on my laptop and was leaning over to check the WP reader was loading – and yours was the first post I saw – so Not a good posture at all. 🙂
I like this fish. Is he big or small?
As for Seedbud, I say honesty is more important than a perfectly straight back.
The fish is pretty big, relative to most of the others here. It’s probably around 7 inches long. I’ve had it for a number of years. It’s a Turquois severum, a type of cichlid; they are more intelligent than the average fish and will actually watch you and — with their mouths opening and closing — beg for food. Awesome creatures!
Oh your fish sounds quite a character! Lovely 🙂
Loved the rhyme and the way the fish, honesty and posture are tied in. Very clever.