I posted it a little early but what the heck. Enjoy it anyway. This is a commercial for Evian water but it is just too cute to ignore. Oh the French, ooh la la!
As a Mom my first thought is where are the freaking knee pads and helmets but then I remind myself that it is only CGI and no real babies were harmed in the making of this commercial. But if your babies want to go rollerskating put the safety equipment on.
Hi, I’m still trying to get better but it is taking longer than I thought. I just don’t seem to bounce back as quickly now that I am old older not young. Oh well at least I still have my sense of humor. I came across the picture below and the big question is not what is it or why some one would need it, although those are good questions, but how do they collect it and bottle it. The thought of big bad hunters trying to collect a urine sample from a pissed off deer has had me giggling all day so I decided to share it with you. Maybe it’s the medicine talking but the image of grown men trying to talk a deer into pissing in a bottle is hilarious, go ahead…. picture it…. you know you want to. How would that conversation go I wonder. Ha Ha.
I know I usually show a funny video, but not today. This is a subject close to my heart as I have my own parrot family. This video is shocking but it is real and it is why we need to protect these birds as much as possible. Many Parrots, especially Cockatoos are endangered because of poaching for the black market pet trade. The sale of only one bird can support the poacher’s family for a year. A Hyacinth Macaw is worth $15,000 in the US. Several species are already gone forever in the wild and now live only in breeding programs. If they survive capture and transport they may still face a life of abuse at the hands of pet stores or bad owners who can’t cope with the reality of owning a parrot. The Indonesian Parrot Project is dedicated to educating the local people about the plight of the native birds and in rehabilitating and releasing the native birds.
Over in Australia Cockatoos are considered a nuisance and are routinely killed in an effort to protect farms and homes from damage. Their habitats and natural resources for food have been destroyed by the timber industry so they encroach on the human population to survive. Many are now endangered because of this practice.
I'm a wife and a Mother of 4 grown children. I have 4 grandchildren who are my joy. This is my journey to rediscovering who I am. In other words, what comes after being a stay at home Mom. Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Daughter, Sister, Blogger, Writer, stubborn and opinionated, voracious reader and a seeker of truth in all things....in other words me.