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I was baking brownies and I noticed the batter dripping over the bowl in such an intricate pattern.
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We were at a cheerleading competition/performance over Spring Break, and this was the pattern on one of the bulletin boards. I'm not sure if it was a bulletin board, or just decoration, but I found it interesting how intricate this design is. It reminds me of layers and layers of silly string, or really thick spider webs.

This is a picture of the wall in my apartment. It looks more like a ceiling pattern than what should be on a wall, but I think it's cool how there are many different shapes and patterns on it. I think they use whatever material it is on the walls since so many different people live in the apartments here, so it's probably easiest to cover previous damage, so it's really cool that most of those specks are formed from layers and layers of paint from over the years. It also kind of reminds me of moon rocks and craters.

I took this picture the other day when I was headed to Derby. I really liked the way the clouds looked that day, it reminds me of waves in an ocean...but in the sky. The picture doesn't show it that well, but they really did look like waves, and it was so windy so the clouds were changing every couple minutes. It was like an ocean in the sky, which is kind of interesting since clouds are little droplets of water vapor.