Entomology and children

Probably the only children's entomological club outside the Urals www.nik161167.narod.ru If you lived in Novosibirsk, I would definitely recommend it.

Well, you didn't quite understand me, and physical development is definitely necessary (by the way, here you can start like this: in the morning, if you get up at the same time, "force" him to do push-ups, squats, pres swing at least a little. You then sit down a few times, then yes, it will not be difficult and will not take much time, but these few times will be in time for him.

We get up at different times. I'm at 06-00, he's at 08-00. And on weekends, I'm at 11: 00, and he's at 10: 00.

And Fabra niasilil. Skuchnova writes something.

In fact, he writes interesting things, but sometimes he indulges in very lengthy lyrical digressions

This post was edited by Bad Den - 05.10.2006 16: 14

ASA Killer:
Well, if you get up at different times, then you can do it in the evening, before going to bed. Or if you get up at different times, but still contact later (for example, on weekends all day, then see each other later?)

"101 karate moves are called run away-ka-ya-ka"
By the way, another great thing is ninjutsu, if the main emphasis is on fighting. One great coach of this business taught you to run whenever you can. Once his students accidentally saw a fight (he himself is very thin and does not look like a fighter at all) against three bullies - he quickly put them all down and ran away, well, that's right - do not kill the poor things.
Of course, there is also a philosophy there, but it is closer to combat operations than to all aspects of life. Nah, ninjutsu is really a great thing to raise a strong, serious person.

"It's a very interesting philosophy. I will have to study this topic myself.
If you develop this topic, then the main adviser was Friedrich Nietzsche (starting from "human, too human"), who very well interprets the topic of "superman" and helps very effectively get rid of a lot of prejudices (life changes in a coordinated way, in one reading, so carefully ). Well, another author, whose name I do not want to disclose, who has already specifically revealed the full topic of the warrior.

All right, gentlemen. All of this is great, but let's not get off the subject. Everything except entomology should go through the BOS.

all this is directly related to the education of an excellent entomologist

All right, gentlemen. All of this is great, but let's not get off the subject. Everything except entomology should go through the BOS.

Or through "Conversation".

Or through "Conversation".

Yes, I think about it from the very beginning

Hello everyone
Yesterday, my wife and child went to an exhibition of insects and their analogues at the MSU biofactory. I would like to thank Bolivar and Helene for their invaluable help in this matter. The child was happy to the point of insanity. The end of the exhibition was marked by a local hysteria, but it's just a small matter. The child wanted a praying mantis (similar to a raspberry leaf), or a bird-eater (pritseyada?), or a scorpion, or, at worst, a cockroach. But my wife was absolutely against it(well, she doesn't like these creepers ). The child was not understood and therefore, arranged sobs with felts. In the evening, he told me excitedly about a big butterfly, centipedes, beetles, and a bunch of other things. And the boxes in which all this was found turned out to be very native(we keep all this in the same ones). He didn't let me eat in peace. He was very pleased with the flying cockroaches. Especially when a few pieces managed to escape from their master. My wife nearly fainted when she saw one on a student's shoulder. Fortunately, all the fugitives were caught and returned to the owner. My wife really liked the building, the antique furniture, the lecture hall. They still managed to walk through several classrooms. She is very fond of antiques. In general, the sea of impressions. Thank you very much! I am very sorry that I did not manage to visit the exhibition myself.

yeees.. You shouldn't have trusted your wife with the task-the child rolled around and sobbed - and I understand him! It is a pity that his family did not understand Well that I am no longer the age when you need to ask my mother for permission to drag something into the house. Well, or at least I explain that nothing terrible will happen, everything is sealed, everything is safe. For an entomologist to be left without a bug is like taking away a truck of candy from a child Poor guy, what will he do at school now? I would have avoided school for such a thing in his years