Agatha and Wanda having a knock down, drag out fight in academia only to clock out and be like "you're coming to our end of Summer BBQ right?" "Obviously". Their co-workers do Not understand.
Billy would have a natural talent and fondness for both fields, but would probably mentor under Agatha eventually. Wanda never forgives her.
Billy: I made this friendship bracelet for you. Agatha: You know, I’m not really a jewelry person. Billy: Oh okay you don’t have to wear it. Agatha: No, I’m gonna wear it forever now. Back off.
I like that when they find out that Rio is Death, they only refer to her as “Agathas ex” without the added ‘girlfriend’ or 'wife’ label because even they don’t know. It wouldn’t surprise them either way if Agatha actually married the literal embodiment of Death, but they’re not about to make assumptions, either.
This is Rio Vidal aka Lady Death who’s quietly checking on her wife. Like everyone was focus on Alice and worried about Teen but not Rio. Who actually should bc someone just died and she’s going to have to collect her body/soul to take her to the other side.
And what is she doing? She was only looking at Agatha and checking on her as good as she could in that moment. Because she knew Agatha probably won’t let her and she had to do her job afterwards so there won’t be time for it.
This is the Pantheon. A Roman temple turned basilica, it is the largest unsupported concrete dome in the world! In true geologist style, I got distracted by the columns outside so got a really close look (I didn’t have my magnifying lens on me).
They are made of granite, a rock which formed underground as molten rock slowly cooled and solidified.
This is why the mineral crystals are large and distinctive, with the pink crystals (orthoclase feldspar) much larger than the dark grey (quartz), white (plagioclase feldspar), black (biotite) and green-grey (hornblende)
I frequently get weird looks when I put my macrocamera or hand lens onto walls and building stones lol.
Sometimes building stones can be really beautiful and/or special. Like once I found a luxillianite as a building stone (luxillianite is a type of “metasomatic” granite with its peculiar textures that only occurs in one particular place in Cornwall, UK). Or I found euhedral 1cm quartz crystals shimmering against the sunlight. And just today I found an LCT pegmatite used as a memorial building stone! (Beautiful 6cm orthoclase phenocrysts and hopefully yummy lithium nearby 😋)
Also Rome termini has beautiful limestones as walls. I think I saw some flame structures in it and definitely many fossils. I probably admired the wall for 5 minutes and the person next to me repetitively looked at the wall to try and figure out what is special about it 😅
I was doing this at the Parthenon in Athens to look at lichens and a little girl loudly asked “Mom what’s she doing?” And the mom answered in what was supposed to be a more subdued tone, “She’s just looking, uh, very closely.”
