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Update:
Since my shoulder replacement surgery has been cancelled indefinitely due to the Covid virus, my ability to sleep has changed indefinitely. I have used reading to fill in the hours when I am unable to sleep, but which eventually makes me sleepy. Then I repeat.
Tonight at 8:30 pm I finished the book above. A part travel journal, part study of the people of Iran, and an artistry of words to enjoy. It is a 2001 best seller, that I had never heard of. Good friend Valerie, helps keep me in books, and she was right, I loved it. You are there and enjoy her
wit and vision. A feel-good book about the people inside the countries
with reputations. I keep a highlighter handy when the writing is stellar, and this book is well decorated. Just saying'.
• An cute 30 second video, surprise, here.
• A beautiful 1-minute video, Making paper, here.
• A precious 1-minute video, music for a cow, here.
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The Owl and the Belgian Shepherd
For years, photographer Tanja Brandt has made it her mission to
capture
magnificent photos of animals and wildlife. Recently, the German artist
found a new challenge when she photographed the unique bond between two
unlikely
friends: Ingo, a Belgian shepherd, and Poldi (Napoleon), a one-year-old
owlet.
The
owlet and canine have a special protector-protected relationship. Their
affection toward each other couldn't be any more evident. Ingo lovingly
guards Poldi, who apparently
doesn't know how to live free.
The owlet hatched two days after his six brothers and sisters, therefore, has always been very vulnerable due to his small size.
They respect each other and they can read each other, says the photographer.
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"Friendship consists of a willing ear, an understanding heart
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Just because ...
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| Ferruginous Pygmy-owl |
Smiles for Tuesday ...
Thanks for visiting today.
6 comments:
Jackie - thoughts to ponder, bring smiles and always more! Have a good day...it's cold!
Thanks, Betty, Have a great day!
The story of the owl and the shepherd is so lovely and the photos are adorable. There are many people that could learn from them how to be nice to one another.
Not being able to sleep is a really bad thing. I had this problem for quite some time but I'm lucky I can sleep very well now. It's not only the pain that is annoying it's also that you see things quite different during night. Everything is much more dramatic and harder to bear than during the day. Is this also your experience?
BTW after an hour of trying to fall asleep I walked to the living room and started solving sudoko. You know, I love numbers.
How good you already could arrange a vaccine appointment.
Already looking forward to tomorrow's blog, dear Jacki!
I love it when you use trees in your art. Sorry that you are not sleeping. I know of what you speak as I wake up way too early and can not get back to sleep. Not fun! :-)
Thank you, Elenor, for me it seems worse ay night, thus I read to fill the time. Daytime always seems better.
I am just now starting on tomorrow's blog, with no idea at all what I will do? Usually, I have it at least half done by now.
Please take good care.
Thank you, John. Another thing we share? But, not a good one.
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