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Chickens Lay Eggs!
Why does the Easter bunny carry eggs? Rabbits don’t lay eggs.
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Do You Know?
How do you handcuff a one-armed man?
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A Curious Question
Why did curiosity eat the cat?
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A Question For You
If you are bald, what hair color do they put on your driver’s license?
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VNA Show Canceled
I’m so sorry for the short notice, but I need to cancel the show tonight. It will be rescheduled, but I need to look at what is available for later in the week. Shroom was a part of Devil’s book club and there is a small gathering tonight, in remembrance. I was just informed this morning and he would like for me to be there. I’ll be online this afternoon and late tonight, just not for the 8p EST VNA member’s show. If I don’t see you tonight, I hope to see you for the Tuesday member’s show. *hugs*
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Do You Believe?
Do you believe in ghosts?
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People Who Make Assumptions…
People are funny beings. When I call someone out for asking stupid questions about my boobs, they automatically assume I am self conscience and beg me to never get implants. It is more irritating than it is funny, but I have to laugh when they try to compliment me in a misplaced, backhanded way. First of all, when I tweet – “WTF. Someone just asked me if my boobs are natural. Seriously? I don’t know of anyone buying A-cup boobs.” – the “WTF” portion of my statement was in response to such stupidity. The “seriously?” response was because I’m gobsmacked over a ridiculous statement. Second of all, when someone tells…
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Question Mark.
Yep, another day, another question; surprise! What is your favorite quote, or saying?
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A Beautiful Saturday!
The weather has been gorgeous the last few days, despite the heat at the start of the week. Yesterday was beautiful and breezy. It felt like it was 75, but NOAA recorded a high of 83 degrees. That still makes me happy and hopeful for cooler weather coming soon. It was 55 over night and today is around 80 and I will be spending the entire day outside! I’m going to get a lot done!
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The Elephant Sanctuary
The nations largest natural habitat for elephants is in Tennessee, and they do amazing things for both Asian and African tuskers. They protect the mammal herd, and give them a safe haven to live out their days making new friends, reconnecting with old ones and exploring the habitat. In order to maintain the sanctuary as a true habitat for elephants, it is not open to the public. They have just welcomed their 25th elephant, named Hadari, a 33 year old African. Because Africans do not get along with the Asians, they have separate areas to call their own. She is joining Flora and Tange, who will, no doubt, love her…