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| "Next": junk papers collage. |
Want music?
Click: Sean Mendez, Summer of Love.

2GN2S
(a little longer today, but fewer words, okay?)
Maybe a lot of us miss the value, beauty and necessity for trees?
Trees, on their own, want to live and grow, help.
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| 1400 yr.old Oak, 160' in width. |
I have always thought more trees would help us in so many ways.Especially in the monstrous cement cities, where children rarely see a tree. I think there might well be an equation between the lack of trees restlessness and restlessness? I've collected some trees for your consideration.
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| Trees can be miraculous! |
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| Gryfino, Poland |
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| Trees can be miraculous! |
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| Keoki garden |
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| Eucalyptus |
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| Ginko |
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| Giant Groundsels |
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| ToborochiTree |
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| SaganoForrest |

Demura Sensei Demonstrating Karate
at Long Beach Karate Tournament 1974
with David Xavier and Makoto Ibushi


THE CAMEL AND THE CATS
A remarkable story circulating online claims that a camel in a scorching desert began carrying thirsty stray cats to a distant watering hole.
According to the viral account, the cats struggled to survive during an extreme heat wave, while the camel regularly traveled the same route to find water.
The story says that the camel began allowing individual cats to climb onto its back and carried them across the hot desert. It even claims that dozens of cats eventually recognized the animal and waited for it along its usual path.
It is an extraordinary story—but there is an important problem.There is no reliable evidence confirming that this actually happened. No credible research study or wildlife organization has documented a camel repeatedly transporting dozens of cats to water during a heat wave. The claim should therefore be treated as an unverified viral animal story, rather than established fact.
What we do know is that extreme heat can be dangerous for animals, including camels, and real cases have been reported in which people have stopped to give severely dehydrated camels water.
The idea of a camel becoming a guardian for dozens of thirsty cats is certainly heartwarming.
But sometimes the most touching stories on the internet are stories that still need evidence.
A beautiful story deserves to be appreciated—but a true story deserves to be verified.

A 6+ minute video, A Fox And A Mouse, here.
Just because ...
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| Pin-Tailed Snipe |

Thursday's Smiles ...
Hoping you see all the good things in your day.
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