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Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

My day has been good, thanks. Have had visits from two of my sons and one DiL.

does sound like a special day

 Always good to spend time with my babies.

And they will always be your babies too, of course ;

 Always! 

I'm nodding off again, I can hardly see the screen.lol

Good luck for tomorrow, Summer.

Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie and Summer.

Bramble, no nonsense tonight, go straight to sleep!

Hug for Ros. BTW, I'm liking the first Shetland book.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

My day has been good, thanks. Have had visits from two of my sons and one DiL.

does sound like a special day

 Always good to spend time with my babies.

And they will always be your babies too, of course ;

 Always! 

I'm nodding off again, I can hardly see the screen.lol

Good luck for tomorrow, Summer.

Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie and Summer.

Bramble, no nonsense tonight, go straight to sleep!

Hug for Ros. BTW, I'm liking the first Shetland book.

Goodnight Yogi. Sleep well and have a lovely Sunday. Sweet dreams

Moonie
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

My day has been good, thanks. Have had visits from two of my sons and one DiL.

does sound like a special day

 Always good to spend time with my babies.

And they will always be your babies too, of course ;

 Always! 

I'm nodding off again, I can hardly see the screen.lol

Good luck for tomorrow, Summer.

Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie and Summer.

Bramble, no nonsense tonight, go straight to sleep!

Hug for Ros. BTW, I'm liking the first Shetland book.

they are really good yogi - night

Rocking Ros Rose

Good morning everyone, a little grey but dry.  I hope all goes well today Summer and there's none of this

 

I think I have seen that film about Hercules the bear before, to that couple he was like their child wasn't he?

 

Have a good day everyone, you are getting your lunch cooked for you aren't you Yogi, I hope it is deeeeelicious

squiggle

Good morning everyone. Misty and damp weather today.

Summer, lots of luck with the walk today.

Yes Squiggle, youngest son is on cooking duties for dinner tonight.

Having watched last night's documentary about orcas in captivity (BBC4 Storyville, if anyone wants to watch it on Iplayer), I certainly won't be visiting any Sea World places.

I must admit, several years ago, we visited Loro Parque in Tenerife - before they had orcas - and Ocean World in Dominican Republic, which has dolphins, not orcas. We got to go into the pool with the dolphins in Dom Rep and loved the experience, but now realise that these mammals ought to be out in the ocean where they belong.

I echo Summer's sentiments and send love to our absent friend - hope you are back soon, we miss you.

Have a good day everyone, see you later.

 

 

 

 

Yogi19

Yogi, I didn't watch Blackfish last night but orcas (killer whales) and dolphins shouldn't be kept in capitivity as they are intelligent. Though there is the downside that whales have been hunted down when they are in the oceans by Japan for so-called scientific research.

Anyone who has seen that documentary might want to then watch Free Willy.

El Loro

By coincidence considering Summer's walk, in the C of E, today's gospel is the road to Emmaus. This is the account of 2 men walking towards the village of Emmaus when they are met by a stranger. They start talking whilst they are walking. This takes quite some time and by the time they get to Emmaus it's getting towards evening. They invite the stranger to eat with them. When he breaks the bread for them they realise that it is Jesus, after his resurrection. He then goes, and the two men decide to return to to tell the disciples about this.

El Loro
Originally Posted by El Loro:

Yogi, I didn't watch Blackfish last night but orcas (killer whales) and dolphins shouldn't be kept in capitivity as they are intelligent. Though there is the downside that whales have been hunted down when they are in the oceans by Japan for so-called scientific research.

Anyone who has seen that documentary might want to then watch Free Willy.

Keiko, the poor whale which appeared in Free Willy also had the bent over dorsal fin, caused by being kept in captivity. His release into the wild was not completely successful.

Yogi19

Yogi, having googled about Keiko, I see what you mean.

Although I've never watched it, Au Hazard Balthazar is probably the best fictional film about the mistreatment of animals by people (in this case a donkey). It's black and white and French with subtitles. Directed by Robert Bresson who made very serious minimalistic films which are highly regarded but as far removed from Hollywood blockbusters as any film can be.

 

El Loro
Originally Posted by El Loro:

Yogi, having googled about Keiko, I see what you mean.

Although I've never watched it, Au Hazard Balthazar is probably the best fictional film about the mistreatment of animals by people (in this case a donkey). It's black and white and French with subtitles. Directed by Robert Bresson who made very serious minimalistic films which are highly regarded but as far removed from Hollywood blockbusters as any film can be.

 

I haven't seen that fim, El - but poor donkey.

Yogi19
I do yogi! The challenge is 12 hours so I'm very proud to have achieved 9 1/2 and without feeling exhausted.
The weather was misty on the summits but reasonable lower down, it was ideal for me because it kept me fresh and I couldn't get disheartened by seeing how far or high I had to go...

What was cooked?

I'd planned on doing a big steak tonight but I'm actually too stuffed to eat
~Sparkling Summer~
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