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Panel 1 image: a cricket in a sink, near the drain. Panel 1 text: There was a cricket in the studio sink. Panel 2 image: Dean, with their hands clasped in front of them, looking concerned. Panel 2 text: I scooped it up in my wet hands and headed outside. Panel 3: A close-up image of the cricket lying on its side on the ground. Panel 3 text: It died before I reached the door.

Cricket

ByDean Mang-Wooley September 26, 2008June 29, 2017 2008, Calgary
Post Tags: #2008#ACAD#Calgary#cricket#death#died#school#sink#studio

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