They look so congenial together! Not at all like they're fighting. A beautiful sight; thanks for posting.
Being Canadian.......and you're not interested in our wildlife.
Not today but I'm moving there on Monday. I was born in the country and during my university years I spent a couple of summers working for Falconbridge Mines cutting lines in the bush. As a young kid I used to trap and hunt the critters. Wildlife isn't all that exciting for me. You know the usual Canadian deer, moose, rabbit, skunk and squirrels. Now, I've been in East Africa and saw elephants, giraffes, wildebeasts and lions. Now, that is exciting! Squirrels are cute but not all that exciting for me. Oh yes, I have shot and eaten black bears. They are delicious. Polar Bears attract tourists and that's a great thing for the good folks up in Churchill. I have visited 66 countries and have spent 8.5 months traveling around the world but never been in Churchill. Go figure!Being Canadian.......and you're not interested in our wildlife.
Packerjohn......do you live in Winnipeg......if you do......i'm not that far from you.
How did you come to the decision to make a move to Winnipeg.
Before my dear wife passed away she told me that I would have to "reinvent" myself. I did not understand the concept at that time but I do now. I have been born with a gypsy soul and have moved all my life. Actually, I have moved 19 times. Moving is good because you have to move on in life. Life is short and we need new challenges to keep body and soul in tune. To my way of thinking if you sit and don't do anything other than watch those 12 sports channels you are sort of doing a slow death. Anyway, the new place I'm moving to has a lot of single ladies. A lot of them are pretty good looking. Ah! The endless possibilities and new challenges should help pass the winter away. LOL
