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Guardian. Guardian. There's a newspaper called The Guardian. I know someone who is a guardian for her nephews and niece. I've heard from adoptees, or read some article by an adoptee, that a better solution to adoption is guardianship, so that a child does not have their connection to their birth family severed (legally). Severed. That's an interesting word. When I see it, I want to read it as seVEREd. But anyway. Anyway. Anyway. Anyway. Pigeons cooing outside the window. I don't know why I want to love ravens more than crows. Crows are also super cool. I can love them both. I just love that there are ravens in Los Angeles. I love that ravens make those cool clicking sounds, and that when you see them, it's generally just a pair. Crows really band up. It's harder to appreciate a crow because when you see a crow, you generally see like 10 crows. But just because they run in groups doesn't make them less special. I want to get away from comparing things so much. Every animal is cool, no animal has to be better or worse than another. I can love every animal and not choose favorites so much. I can appreciate every animal for its self and not rank them. Ranking is for capitalists.