I see a lot – I mean a lot - of cute, (and not-so-cute), animal stuff because it is a large part of my professional and personal life. And yes, I have seen my fair share of cute inter-species animal stories, videos, etc. This one, new to me, was particularly heartwarming.
This made my day – hope [...]
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The Orangutan and Hound – A Short Love Story
Posted in Animals, Just Fun, Nature on October 2, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Conversations with Fiona
Posted in Animals, Cats, Reflections on September 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
She appeared out of nowhere. She was clearly hungry and looking for food. She was also, as best I could tell, feral, although immaculately clean, as even the wildest of cats can be.
I offered her some of the dry food which I feed my own cats and she inhaled it. Any move towards her and [...]
Winged Migration – A Spectacular Visual Treat
Posted in Animals, Art, Creativity, Inspiration, Movies, Music, Nature, Photography, tagged Wild Birds on August 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
This movie, released in 2003, is one of the most spectacular I have seen. There is almost no narration, there are occasional notes on the bottom of the screen indicating the type of bird and the location and distance it flies during migration, and the most incredible music created just for the film. Not to [...]
Freshness Expert
Posted in Animals, Just Fun, Life on July 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of the things that is so endearing about our pets is how they come up with these little quirky behaviors on their own.
One of my cats is the official, self-appointed Freshness Expert (and yes, that is with a capital F and E.) Just ask her.
Whenever I open a new bag of their food and [...]
The Deer Ate Them
Posted in Animals, Home Stuff, Life, Nature on July 1, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Who was it that said “No good deed goes unpunished?” Seems so true on this count! Because I am so behind in getting flowers in pots around the house, I decided a couple of weeks ago to at least buy two big pots of lovely pink, dark-leaved begonias for the edge of my front porch. [...]