Ready to fly, mate, and die The shell is left behind Marie Newberry Weeks later, another moltling Two on a twig, in infrared Families play on College Green ahead of the concer… Standing for the national anthem Some bring the comforts of home Others make a picnic of it A mother-daughter outing Ohio University Director of Bands Andrew Trachsel The band combines university and community musicia… The war memorial is a popular hangout Not necessarily a permanent choice, however Thursday: Meredith Jensen sets up the henna tattoo… Thursday: A hoop artist Thursday: The newly decorated festival sign Thursday was hot and some dressed appropriately Thursday: Michael Hurley is first artist on new Bo… Thursday: Saintseneca on the main stage But the vast majority make it all the way Soon, they're dragging away the pieces More ants join the party But carpenter ants interrupt the process for some Almost ready The inflation continues They develop color within the first hour or so Still inflating Some begin to crawl away from their shells Their wings start to extend It is a tight squeeze, but they're soft They split their shells down the back They then climb the trunk of the nearest tree The nymphs dig themselves out of the ground Badda bing, badda boom She hadn't eaten at the diner, so if it's heartbur… Audience members seemed pleased Is this the face of a president? She hopes so What is the senator doing? Who knows? Visionary? Outraged