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recognized (I've pondered the hermit life, but I don't think I want to be that isolated from people. We have bear in Oklahoma, but they mostly stay away from people. I think living in the wild has important skills that could come in handy. I guess being around people has some benefits too :unsure: )

observable (Indeed. I'm not entirely a recluse. I do have to be around people for necessary purposes and I have lunch with my gal pal once a month. Without those times...I'd really be a hermit.)

rare (I feel comforted that I'm not alone in the world! If that's not odd for a recluse...)

solitary (I was thinking about the word hermit! I sometimes feel like a hermit, or a recluse.)

I'm really not a thrill seeker. Most of the time I'd probably be considered pretty mundane lol I see you remembered them flapjacks! It's nice to know someone found them appealing :ROFL:

recluse

introvert

reserved

restraint

I'd say it counts. Personally, I'll have a PBR.

prisoner (Geronimo was a prisoner of the U.S. Army here in Oklahoma at Fort Sill.)

Thank you for the video and image. Very beautiful. The Lord's creation leaves me in awe and makes my heart swell. We should all not neglect to often be thankful for all the amazing things we get to see and experience. I hadn't heard of the Gabino viper until now. The patterns of these snakes are...

Snakes are fascinating. Thank you for the link! When I was a preteen, I want to become a herpetologist and study snakes. I was particularly fascinated with the science of constrictors and venomous snakes. The biology of them is incredible. My mother, who was terrified of snakes, told me that...

LoL, I wouldn't have been able to stop myself from doing the same. Water snakes are neat. They seem be curious and friendly...but usually it's because they want you to share your fish with them (that's been my experience while fishing). I am indeed a country girl. I spent a good amount of time...

chief (I do a lot of walking. I think it's beneficial for the mind as well. I think they've done studies about that. It feels therapeutic to me. Unless I'm in a sketchy area, then I'm constantly being aware of my surroundings. Some people have no respect for chieftesses!)

master (Indeed. And most importantly, God created us with feet. Daily I try to think about all the things I'm thankful for...once you get started, even on the worst days, you can't help but to think of countless things. I'm certainly thankful for feet. Whether they are impeccable or not, they...

royal (Or even better than royal, the bloodline of a chieftess! Chieftesses must to have impeccable feet. I think if anyone is smashing, you certainly are. See, the feet are very important Biblically. Very interesting how important feet are. I'm reminded of the washing of the feet as well.)

genealogy (of Christ) (You make a good point! I had forgot about Ruth and Boaz when I was thinking about feet! That's smashing and quick of you! I am confident enough in my feet, that I feel like I could do the showing of my feet to people with a foot fetish. However, I don't think they are...

ruthless (The foot and ankle can be an important aesthetic feature. Look at how many people in the world have a foot fetish! There are people out there who actually get money for showing their feet. Hmm, maybe I should look into that.... :unsure: Just kidding.)

unsympathetic (LoL, thinking about...ankles can be an interesting aesthetic appeal. I rather like my ankles. Maybe I should be worried about myself. Yes, thank you! You are the master of cleverness.)