I guess these are from about a year ago.
Don't mind my retardedness, I have to try to get him to do stuff on camera by talking dopily to him.
Saw this little dewd at Balmorhea State Park in Toyahvale, TX too. Turns out he is a Mexican Ground Squirrel. Aieeeee muy Qte!! He was playin wif me. I'm just gonna post em all because the sequence is cute. Of course I used the zoom, I wasn't that close, but still he was a bit curious about me. Also, I deleted the first pic I took, which showed a little bit of his tail at the opening of his burrow, which is how I knew he was in there.
I realize I went a little nutso on the pics but I wasn't gonna quit snapping while he was letting me, and I didn't want to deny anyone of teh qte. He looks like what would happen if a regular gray squirrel and a chipmunk got together.
It's March 4th.
Time to take your Christmas decorations down.
Okay, I don't actually have that song, except on a homemade cassette from the mid 1980s, somewhere buried amongst my multitudinous crapola, but anyway....let's see what I can dredge up, just to avoid housework for a little longer.
POST A SONG FROM YOUR LIBRARY THAT MENTIONS:
GOING, LEAVING, DEPARTING, BREAKING UP, SAYING GOODBYE,CUTTIN' & RUNNIN,' PACKING YOUR BAG,
HITTING THE ROAD, HEADING FOR THE HILLS, ETC.
(this is harder than I thought...)
(that's what she said...)
I dunno, maybe that doesn't fit but I thought it was kinda funny.
^^^hahaha^^^
okay, I didn't do so great on this assignment. oh well. naptime.
let's see what I can find in my computer. This was MY brillo idea, I'd better find something.
there we go, a little physics for ya....
Okay, I am getting sleepy and I need a nap. Oh, the Science Of Sleep!
Half a burrito
is not making Crankypants
entirely happy
Michigan-Shaped Spot May Save Steer
SPAULDING TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) - One steer's unique hide may save it from someone's dinner table. The animal is named Michigan, and for a good reason - the brown spot on its side resembles the state's mitten shape. The pattern on its other side is shaped like a "U."
It's one of 30 cattle on Jacob and Georgia Kessler's family-run farm in Spaulding Township, about 80 miles northwest of Detroit.
Cattle from the farm are eventually sold for beef. But the owners are willing to sell the steer for promotional or mascot use instead of shipping it to the slaughterhouse.
Jacob Kessler stands behind Michigan, a year and a half old Simmental steer named for the mitten-shaped pattern on its side, at Kessler's farm in Spaulding Township, Mich., Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2008. (AP Photo/The Saginaw News, David A. Sommers)
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