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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Hi Bob Thanks for your visit. Sooooo science is getting in the way of my muse???? Well I just looked at the monarch and of course you are Right, it is called crysalis not cocoon. Then my creature must be a moth. So I read the silkworm moth does not fly, that's not good. The luna moth is pretty and does so I'm going to try that on. Now back to the 'powdered' thing... I still think I'm okay with is since it is 'I'LL" I WILL" in the future spread my powdered wings.... I’m hiding in my cocoon I’ll spread my powdered wings real soon So of course, I will continue to give this thought....could call it My Crysalis tooo. I so appreciate your thoughtful science help. I'd like to be accurate and creative too. ![[Linked Image]](http://www.justplainfolks.org/ubb/smile.gif) jm [This message has been edited by joice marie (edited 10-02-2006).]
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