August 16th, this is an opinion from my girlfriend in pakistan

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=249JaIaubVw

  what a mess this world is.........but much new information I did not know is revealed.

 Hi, this is August 15th:  been looking at the map below shows so much that is happening, Idaho is in state of emergency west niles virus........so much flooding in India areas... and some in norfolk, UK  I am going to keep this crisis map because it is so interesting to see all at a glance............

now I take my pills and I probibly fall asleep again, but I need to vaccumn and take a shower today later... so hard to do the simple things.  The bathroom floor is the pits!  before mother inlaw comes I must get that done.

I just throw the pots and pans into the bottom big cupboard  *giggles* kind of fun what a mess that looks like there.

Do NOT forget me please........I am still here.  I still care,  I miss my young group of peoples... they are into themselfs.... they do not know me , but I care for each of them on my beautiful list........I should make a heart and a note and copy to each of them to tell them I am still here.... one day oh one day hmmm, and all the sweet ladies on my list, Kathryn, Steph, Cheryl, Linda, Marie, Rama, and the other 12 or so hehehe  I am tired now can not type with my hands much.....................poof       (I am gone like the wind in my white limo into a dream world)

FROM VEGGIEBURGER   WHAT A WONDERFUL WOMAN

Animals Caught in War Zone

PETA Representative Leads Rescue in the War Zone

Images of kittens sniffing amid the rubble. Dogs seen running frantically down the streets. These scenes—reminiscent of cruel and illegal decisions made by American officials in the wake of Hurricane Katrina—are reality once more in Lebanon.

Animals don’t belong to religions or have nationalities, and they own no bombs or tanks, yet they suffer in our wars. PETA representatives Jason Baker—a veteran of animal rescue efforts in New York City following September 11 and in New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina—and Michele Rokke are in the Middle East leading the only foreign-based animal rescue team helping terrified animals who are trapped in the war zone.

The Team’s Latest Dispatch From Lebanon

 

This is Jamelia, the kitten who left the war zone with her PETA friends.

Check back daily for the latest news and photographs from ground zero. Our team’s latest report follows.

August 8, 2006: Kitten Is the Last One Out as Bombings Increase
“Bombs fell heavily on southern Beirut,” Jason reports. “It has become impossible to get into areas outside the city, where Israeli planes have dropped leaflets warning everyone to evacuate before everything will be leveled. We have left provisions for the black dog and his friends with an old man who remains here, and we have taken one kitten to a shelter in Amman, where she will be sterilized and re-homed. Now we are packing up to leave, but our hearts remain with the animals who cannot escape. War is truly a terrible thing for all forms of life.”

Jason continues: “We wish our very best to CHAI, which is working on the Israeli side; to BETA, which is trying to help animals in Beirut; and to the Humane Center for Animal Welfare in Jordan, which has taken in some of the animals we got out of Lebanon. And our thanks to the wonderful individuals—including those in the rescue services and the military on all sides of this hideous situation—who have helped animals caught up in the warfare. These individuals all did a better job than the rich governments who betrayed faithful animals and the people who cared for them.”

August 7, 2006: Abandoned Cat Saved From the Streets

August 6, 2006: PETA Helps Officials to Aid Animals in Need

August 5, 2006: PETA’s Work Continues as the Bombs Fall

August 4, 2006: PETA’s Work in the Australian Media

August 3, 2006: ‘Amid the Horror, There Is Some Joy’

August 2, 2006: PETA Has Entered Bombed War Zone in Southern Lebanon

July 31, 2006: PETA Team Heads Into Beirut

PETA and PETA UK Call On Officials to Facilitate Evacuation of Animals

PETA has sent an urgent letter to Brig. Gen. Carl Jensen—the military commander in charge of U.S. evacuation operations in Lebanon—begging him to instruct his officers to help evacuees take their animals with them to safety and bringing international attention to the government’s failure to serve all Americans trapped in Lebanon. We made the same request to Canadian Minister of National Defence Gordon O'Connor.

PETA also dashed off a letter to Siyabonga Ponco, chargé d’affaires of the South African Embassy in Cairo, urging him to permit South African nationals who are being evacuated to take their companion animals with them rather than forcing them to abandon their animals in the rubble to starve. The plea stemmed from an e-mail message that Ponco sent to PETA in which he suggested that evacuees with animals should “not demand more than they could be given”—implying that a request to help South African citizens take their beloved cats, dogs, and birds with them would be asking too much.

PETA UK wrote to Prime Minister Tony Blair and begged him to instruct Britain's Ministry of Defence to help evacuees to take their animals with them to safety.

Donate to PETA and help support our work for animals, including our disaster response teams, our transport and care of rescued animals, our efforts to send disaster preparedness information to media outlets before storms hit, and our assistance of stricken communities in times of need.

Israeli and Lebanese Animal Protection Groups Work for Animal Victims

One of PETA's early volunteers, Nina Natelson—the founder of Concern for Helping Animals in Israel (CHAI)—has rescue teams on the ground on the Israeli side of the current conflict. Pictured above is a dog whom one of CHAI's teams rescued after the animal had been hit by bomb shrapnel.

Animals know no nationality or religion and they own no bombs or tanks, yet they suffer in our wars. PETA has sent funds to support CHAI and Beirut for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and we commend the work of all citizens who help any being in need.

How You Can Help Today

Make your animals’ safety a priority: Be prepared! Take a few minutes while conditions are secure to plan ahead and make arrangements for your animal companions’ safety in case of emergencies.

Please immediately urge President George W. Bush not to break the law by encouraging abandonment of companion animals. Ask him to ensure the safety of all Americans in Lebanon by ordering that citizens be allowed to evacuate with their animal companions.

this is from Redbutterflies space she is also the rarest of rare!   this is so beautiful to see .... the profoundest of nature.

The Rare Butterfly

Rarest Butterfly This is called a Glass Wing Butterfly,  and is found mostly in South America.        A butterfly with transparent wings is quite rare.         What beautiful wonders we have in our world imagine being able to have this beautiful  little thing to sit on your finger I hope you enjoyed walking in Red Butterflies garden of peace    remember in life as we walk through the garden   we see beautiful flowers and feel joy when we see a weed its not always what we expect so dont pluck it out wait see what becomes of it and you will find that weeds can be flowers also and butterflies love them

 I HAVE A WILDLIFE SANTUARY JUST UP THE STREET THE BIGGEST PROJECT IN THE UNITED STATES, BIGGER THAN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER OR THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

I PICK UP LITTER ALONG THE SEASIDE ROADS..... I REALLY ENJOY EVERY MINUTE I SPEND WATCHING ALL THE BIRDS....TWO DAYS AGO THE DUCK CROSSING SIGN BECAME EFFECTIVE.. THE MOMMA AND PAPPA GEESE WITH THE THREE LITTLE BABYS WERE WALKING DOWN THE ROAD....IT WAS PRECIOUS.  EVERYTHING IS PRECIOUS

Get Involved

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To all you beautiful people

to all my lovely friends

to all one the same.

I dedicate this weekend to the creatures

that have no voice for themself.......

I have some video clips some funny

some not.  Enjoy your weekend

and do something

for someone or animal to make a

difference this

weekend. Give a

helping hand

go also to www.CovanceCruelty .com  I could not get the horrible film to download

but it is cruelty to animals that makes your heart BLEED!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQxnHstoBis&search=MONKEYS

LOGICAL EXPLANATION OF US SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPzZheOtAsA&search=MONKEYS

Primarily Primates, Inc. - Animal Protection Organization

Such wonderment from wint'ry surd,

Soliloquy's mere tune.

Grand jubilance in summer's heard~

Uncommon sounds the loon.

loons are very elegant birds, and quite whimsically unique as well.

They sing songs of laughter during the warm seasons, yet remain silent through the winter months.

Their melodious song, when they choose to sing, has a hauntingly mysterious echoing sound that clearly distinguishes them from other birds. They truly seem to be

Laughing aloud      Smile      

Journey North:Common Loon Migration Updates

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE SMILING MAN HIMSELF, MY FRIEND DAVE YOU MAKE ME SMILE

A Smile For you

Excerpts From a Cat's Daily Diary

 

 

 

 

Day 183

My captors continue to taunt me with bizarre little dangling objects. They dine lavishly on fresh meat, while I am forced to eat dry cereal. The only thing that keeps me going is the hope of escape, and the mild satisfaction I get from ruining the occasional piece of furniture. Tomorrow I may eat another houseplant. Today my attempt to kill my captors by weaving around their feet while they were walking almost succeeded, must try this at the top of the stairs. In an attempt to disgust and repulse these vile oppressors, I once again induced myself to vomit on their favorite chair, must try this on their bed.

Decapitated a mouse and brought them the headless body, in attempt to make them aware of what I am capable of, and to try to strike fear into their hearts. They only cooed and condescended about what a good little cat I
was. Hmmm, not working according to plan.

There was some sort of gathering of their accomplices. I was placed in solitary throughout the event. However, I could hear the noise and smell the food. More importantly I overheard that my confinement was due to MY power
of "allergies." Must learn what this is and how to use it to my advantage.

I am convinced the other captives are flunkies and maybe snitches. The dog is routinely released and seems more than happy to return. He is obviously a half-wit. The bird on the other hand has got to be an informant, and speaks with them regularly. I am certain he reports my every move. Due to his current placement in the metal room, his safety is assured. But I can wait. It is only a matter of time.

for the love of animals....

can't there be room for all

 #%$?/*!^?+= love , one the same

Flash » To Hell with Them

FOR MY LITTLE GIRL AT HEARTLITTLE TIKES CAN ENJOY THISCHILD

FRIENDLYSUGAR AND SPICE ALL THINGS NICE      

Cartoon Network | Tickle U  YAWN'S I'VE PLAYED ALL DAY AND NOW IT'S TIME FOR ALL GOOD KIDDIES TO TAKE A NAP  

TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY. if you read my space than you realize this is escapism, I am really a mad hatter on the loose  

as Mister Rogers would say"have a lovely day in the neighborhood!"

tomorrow who know's it maybe more poetry .... I am sorry for hounding the Falcon with my long comments begging him to listen to my lyrics for music i hear in my head, and i want amazin to know i think she is amazin!  and a special thanks to Crazy Shannon.  I will be by to check you all out and comments will be forthcoming .....do not fear, i have not stopped buggin you yet!    and Andy  Andy a thanks for starting my day out with good tidings of joy !      really big thanks to my husband who slept away most of this day of his three day weekend just because, just because.... good night all.

     KITTY , KITTY , KITTY , OH! HOW CUTE YOU ARE! 

                               for my animal loving friends, this is a kicker

Funny Cats - the ultimate funny pet movie - Video Clip

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MSN Video

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Punxsutawney Phil: 6 more weeks of winter - U.S. Life - MSNBC.com

    WHO EVER YOU ARE YOU MAKE ME LOVE PANDA'S

panda panda

seymour Center - About the Center: History

I went to the center many times....Looks like David and Rebecca donated over $100,000 thats the kind of man I remember David as very caring of nature, sensitive to the world around him .

He was always totally nice to me, treated me like family.  Mary was just full of depth, she was deep and wanted to expresser herself make a difference .  She was such a sensitive giving person.  There was a personal fire stirring in her I can not explain.   I just loved Mary I saw the world different from her eyes.

 This will be interesting to read . . .