
A classic, “I’m looking at You” look from Mr. Bird at the wildlife park.
Before you ask, I’m not sure what bird this was as we were with the children and ….. well, I’m sure you can imagine.
I feel lucky, to have gotten any photos at all!
Kids these days are very active, restless legs or something. And seem to have extreme hearing difficulties as well. They should get that checked out.
Plus, their memory retention is dreadful. My guppies seem to remember longer than they do.
oops. It sounds like I could be describing someone closer to home.
Later, I thought we’d have to get a disabled wheelchair for one of them. Their legs were out of the blue, all of a sudden, ‘too sore, I can’t move them’! Someone, please call the ambulance. Its an emergency.

This photo looks adorable, with averted gaze and long lashes. But, the rest of the body is rather “homely” – that is a nice way of putting it!
We will return again to the park, but perhaps a better plan will be with just the older child. One at a time. Two, is just too much hard work, unless you’re 30.
They do however like art, drawing and painting, much to my delight. You’ve seen Taylor’s Matisse’s Woman and Ryan’s Quail Eggs, not yet the other artistic one… but soon, in upcoming posts.
Enjoy your Saturday, paint, create, relax, zen or play! Just have one, Silly Moment.
Yes! Silly is the best! Happy Weekend of Love to you, Debi! 😀
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Lots of fun!
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that close up photo “through the fence” is AMAZING! such minute detail! What fun you had! tired legs and all….
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thanks Jodi!! hope to go again soon. do some meerkats… won’t take the ‘sore legs’ boy though this time. Taylor will take her Sketch Pad, her mom and I will take cameras. 🙂
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So glad the kids like art and look forward to seeing …
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all 3 love it, so far…. the 9 year old is into Drawing, the 7 year paints likes his COLOR, and the 2 year old was into Sennelier and Fabriano. lol you have to laugh – their art is hung Everywhere 🙂
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Sounds like great fun!
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yes, can’t wait for cooler temperatures though and we can go for a more enjoyable, longer time!! (more photos)
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Hee hee! This is making me want to visit a zoo.
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hi Catherine, thanks!! Going with a child (One, is preferable, LOL) is a great way to see the zoo from a fresh exciting perspective.
Glad you enjoyed the humor, with the children’s ‘antics’ included to complete the post. 🙂 cheers, Debi
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Fun!!! I really love that first photo!! Such a great expression! Hehe…would be fun to doodlewash! 😉
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Hi Charlie, thanks it was fun – most of the day! and ok, you can use my image to do a painting, if you like it that much!
I don’t really do birds… sometimes horses, cats, dogs, or giraffes (loved yours!)
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I laughed so much when the bird looked at me on my screen, great photo, Debi
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I am laughing Now! just picturing you looking at it, looking at you!! soo funny.
glad you enjoyed Mr. Bird Mitza 🙂
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good to laugh together even though so many thousand kilometers are between us. It’s really nice knowing you, Debi, cheers Mitza
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it would be fun to live closer to you, thats for sure! computers do have their uses even tho I might talk nasty to them at times… 🙂
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me, too, I’m sometimes swearing so much, specially when I go by car. I’m happy nobody hears it…:)
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in Latin? or German?
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In English, German, French, Chinese, Hebrew, Greek if that is enough to explain how much I like to swear, hehe
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you will not have a dearth of terms to use that’s for sure! love it!
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Yes, that’s true. I’m happy my Volvo has such thick doors so that nobody hears me, maybe I should color the windows dark, too, so that nobody sees my raised middle finger, hehe
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you can tell ‘them’ its Latin for “peaceful tidings unto you” – How would they know! 🙂
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hehe, our Greek friend once greeted us with his right arm up which confused us (because of Hitler) and he explained that it was the greeting of the Spartans in former times. 🙂
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that is quite Interesting!
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🙂
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Sounds like you had a busy day! Great photos – and wonderful that your kids enjoy art! Sound like lots of artistic talent in your family. 🙂
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yes, the grandchildren are quite active!
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Sounds like a fun day! Now you need two days to recover 🙂 Love the photos!
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thanks Antonia! yes, and it sounds like you know the drill about the recovery time 🙂 too funny!
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It’s always good to laugh and I wish I had a third of a small child’s energy. I’m no averse to giving them suger as in a sucker to keep them somewhat occupied or crackers. With the sugar though you can rest later when they crash.
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that would be great! when mine were little, they got ran around the fields several times to burn that steam off! then of course, there were ‘chores’ to do 🙂
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Yes, we do that and play basketball and this is with grandkids too.
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have to do something to burn off that energy! 🙂
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Back to mention the bird and the intricacy of the feathers. They are amazing and great capture!
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quite fascinating with the patterns 🙂 thank you !! cheers, Debi
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