Jan 19, 2017
in a series of three pictures, i have just described topher perfectly
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in a series of three pictures, i have just described topher perfectly
Jolly Chilly Autumn Monday
Good chilly Monday morning, friends! It may be chilly this morning, but it’s supposed to be back up around 80° by mid-week! Crazy roller-coaster weather — up, down, up, down! Me ‘n Joyful thought a few fall treats for our morning snack might be in order, so go check out the buffet table, grab a snack, and let’s go find some humour to start this week with a smile, shall we? I think we’ll start…
Saturday Surprise -- Just Watch!
Saturday Surprise — Just Watch!
Oh what a week it’s been! Election results slowly trickling in, frigid temperatures in parts (including my own) of the U.S. It’s time to kick back and relax, and I’m here to help you start the weekend off with something fun! My friend Herb sent me this and I think you’ll have a smile on your face once you watch it! Now go have a fun weekend … probably the last peaceful one for a while, since…
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Vertical stare-off between Lady and Winona
The tumultuous bonding process
RIP Thomas.
The headline does not do this story justice. Let me retell it.
Thomas, a goose, fell in love with a black swan named Henry. Henry loved Thomas, but he also mated with a female of his species, Henrietta. Henry and Henrietta both cared for Thomas, and he became a partner in their relationship. For 24 years, he lived with his swan mates and helped them raise 68 chicks. Sadly, Henry died, and Henrietta did not wish to remain with Thomas without Henry. After she moved on, Thomas found a mate of his own species, but lost his chicks to a rival goose named George.
As he aged, Thomas began to lose his sight. He was taken into a retirement community with other visually impaired birds, where he made new friends and continued to foster cygnets as he had done for his mates. He died at the age of forty and will be buried next to his beloved Henry.
There. Polyamorous, romantic, sad but sweet. Thomas and Henry were together longer than my ex and I--24 years versus 22. Think about that.
Interspecies Bonding (via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqyHPs9D0z0)
Quite old but just stumbled open this again recently.
guys you remember that interspecies bonding video where the cat stands on the guys shoulder and paps him??
theres a 2nd one.