Geology, time, technology, change.

Another little bit relating love to something, this time it is geologic features and minerals.

The geological parts of the earth, the tectonic plates, keep moving thereby causing volcanoes, earthquakes and tsunamis, proving that earth is alive. This post is dedicated to all the tsunami victims of 2004 (South Asia) and 2011 (Japan) and those tsunamis which am not aware of.

Love changes people.

A group of archeologists find a strange threat on an alien planet.

Emily Tempest is as intelligent a heroine as you’re likely to meet in a good while, and she slides between a damaged Aboriginal world and a violent white one in the outback of Australia with deftness and not a few mishaps.

All over the world divers risk their lives in the perilous business of retrieving pearls from the bottom of the sea. In Japan the amas are always women; they plunge as deep as 40 feet with nothing more to protect them from the sharks, sea eels, and jellyfish than the hook-nosed iron knife they use to dislodge the oysters.

Taal Crater.

Fat, skinny…