I would like to report a birth of serious significance. At 9 am on Sept. 20th 2007, on the Pacaya Volcano (90 minutes outside of Antigua), a small glowing blob of molten discharge was plucked from the womb of an active lava flow (with a stick no less) and flung onto the cooler surface of the adjoining bank and left to solidify. Celebratory notices will be forthcoming.
Not bad after a 6 billion year gestation period.
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My friends traveled all over South America... and all I got was a rock.
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