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An Archaeological Mystery
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
3 comments:
I'm thinking not the sexiest life cycle: eat till you burst, gain weight till your stomach touches the ground, fall asleep, wake up some months later, start over again.
On the other hand it means that while you are awake you can eat as much as you possibly can every day and have no ill effects in the long run.
@John
The tradeoff being that if you don't manage to eat as much as you possibly can, you will have ill effects...
It also means that even if you succeed at stuffing yourself, you still literally starve through winter, and wake up with a hunger perhaps beyond imagination.
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