My personal blog for my travels through life. Seems like I'm home less and less every week, so this will help family and friends keep in touch with me.
Labels: animals, Camera Critters, photography
posted by Gretchen at
12:58 PM
I'm a freelance writer always looking for new markets. I suffer with mind-shattering migraines and end up in hospitals all over while they experiment and try to "help." I spend a lot of time on the road, so this is my way to keep in touch with all my family and friends. I'm contantly looking for new adventures as well as movies, books and music. Looking for proof there is life after death. I want to believe! My political views can be found on here with posting of various articles, etc... I'm not afraid of telling people how I think it is.
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8 Comments:
Oh wow that is a great looking fellow
Thanks for stopping over, Does your cat watch animal planet all the time?
Casey only watches when the meerkats come on, never anything else on tv or AP i wonder if the sounds they make that catches his attention.
Great photo! Now I want to go to the zoo ;-)
I am sorry to read that the zoo does not make special efforts to keep animals cool, especially the polar bears. The Toronto ZOO is very progressive and does have a special unit for polar bears.
Cool picture, but I feel bad for the polar bears!
Nice picture of the elephant...we saw some at Great Adventure today. It was over cast and very cool so the animals were all out! My picture (not of an elephant, lol) is posted on my other blog Snapshot Memories
Gretchen, You can increase the number of flags in your flagcounter by opening up the template source and find the flagcounter code. Erase the 20 and put in a higher number. Mine is set for 60. You may already know this but I noticed you were at your maximum number of 20.
That's not right! They should have laws about how hot it can get before the polar bear gets to go back inside!
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