Madmiko's Natural Habitat

Shhhh! You should always approach the wild madmiko very cautiously when she is in her natural habitat. She can be very fierce when protecting her current documents, binders of research, charts, notes, and inspirational pictures and toys. Never get between her and the monitor!

Do not try to be playful by moving her papers to another location, -- she does not think that is funny and will rampage and destroy everything in her path while looking for them. If you must disturb her, always remember to either be a small, cute child asking for a snack or be bearing gifts of dark chocolate.

The madmiko is a nocturnal creature, and when she nears the end of a piece of writing, she has been known to stay in that one spot for close to 60 hours, (barring visits to the little madmikos' room, of course.)

While many attempts have been made to domesticate this unusual creature, she resists all attempts and tends to curl up and whimper when forced into a 9-to-5 day. So, it is always best to simply leave her in her habitat and giggle and point from the safety of the front door.



photo by the long-suffering husband of madmiko