Been very busy lately, but doing OK
An awe moment:
An awe moment:
Doesn't that make you feel good?
I do hope they were trained and released to the wild (where they belong) later on.
Laughing through the changes and accepting what life has for me after retirement. My elevator might be going down, but I plan to get off on every floor, even if it's just for plumbing supplies.
My awe moment of the day - well night - and I am going to go to bed on this happy note. sandie
ReplyDeleteThey were just tasting him and storing the information for later.
ReplyDeleteI am sure they have tenderizer on thrie tongues.
DeleteAwwww. And now, I will be singing that song for the next couple of hours ... (I'm glad I LIKE it!)
ReplyDeleteI tend to do that also.
DeleteSo cute! I want one of those hugs. :-) Happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteI would imagine they could cause some pulls on a sweater.
DeleteAw-w-w-w-w! Everyone needs hugs and kisses. What big babies..... Hugs! Bonnie
ReplyDeleteArleen-
ReplyDeleteGuess what!!!!! You are the winner of of the cookbook in my latest contest!! Congrats girlfriend! Please send me a private email with your mailing address. I am so excited for you!
xoxo,
Vicki
Oh Vicki, I am so excited. However, do I have to show pictures of what I cooked from the recipes in the cookbook. They might not be pretty. Maybe I can scan in something from a magazine though and pass it off as "the real thing."
DeleteThe way the cubs 'purred' and nuzzled. So cute. For now. Thanks for the awe.
ReplyDeletep.s. I miss the cardinals!
I try to change my pictures every two weeks. I am in my black and white phase now, but the next will be colorful and happy.
DeleteMy broad band is running so slow that I couldn't watch the video but I think a hug is very nice
ReplyDeleteDear Arleen,
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful video. So tender. Thanks for sharing it. I do wonder if animals born and raised in captivity can ever return to the wild. They've lost their fear of humans and so might be more easily captured by poachers. I think that for some species the only way we can save them for the future is to raise them in captivity. But oh, at their deepest center, they must long for the wild.
Peace.
Hi Arlene, Oh so sweet. But, I too hope they grow up in their own world, not in captivity.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!