Talking Tuesday: Monkey Talk

Here is a funny dream I had! Or was it a dream...?

If you cannot see the movie, you can CLICK HERE to see it on YouTube!

ps: Look at this adorable pink Daisy sculpture! You can get it from Endless Whimsy! Each purchase will help raise monies for the Homeless Animal Rescue Team, a feline-only no-kill shelter! The sculpture will come with a card saying that you made a donation to HART. Each sculpture purchased will contribute one can of food and $4 to HART!!! I am so proud to be a part of this fundraiser. Thanks, Renovia!

(You can also click on the photo to go to the Endless Whimsy site!)

Talking Tuesday: Monkey Talk

My Backyard Adventure!

I got to go Outside in my backyard on my harness and leash, and I went right to the very edge of the water! My Mommie has to watch me closely, because alligators live in this water, and they move very fast. I would not want to get eaten up! I saw this pretty bird. I do not know what kind of bird he is. He told me his name is George, but he did not even know what kind of bird he was.

Then, I saw this big fish! He was almost 2 feet long! I tried talking to him, but he didn't answer. I think he had too much water in his ears.

I started to get nervous about alligators. So I turned around and RAN back from the edge of the water. Better safe than dinner.

Aaaahhhh! This is more like it. I spent some time sunbathing on the patio. The sun feels good on my tummy.

My Backyard Adventure!

Scientific Lizard Study

LOOK! I have captured George! Now I am going to study him. Here he is in this scientifically designed Lizard Observation Pen. I have recreated his natural habitat (see the leaves?). I think he likes it in there! I am observing him closely. The first thing I noticed is that George's eyes are the same color as mine! I will jot this finding down in my scientific journal.

Being a lizard researcher involves many minutes of intense study.
I must observe and record his every move!
I believe in "paws-on" research methods.

I wanted to study many more things. For example, what does George taste like? How much force is required to make his tail disconnect? But Mommie said we had to let him go. So after less than 30 minutes of study, George was returned to the wild. Bye George! Thanks for letting me study you.

Scientific Lizard Study

Movie Monday: Bird Talk with Daisy!

Here is my newest movie: Bird Talk with Daisy! You might have to turn the volume up a little because my voice is not very loud. This movie is rated G for all ages.

If the YouTube version is not loading, you can also click here to watch.

Movie Monday: Bird Talk with Daisy!