Great Day

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Happy Sunday!

Gotta have some tunes for a GREAT DAY!!!

Hunger for MORE!

Today I finished the Mockingjay!

For the last couple weeks I have been

enthralled in these three books!
Jeremy and I have been both listening via
Audible

I am hoping Jeremy finishes up soon.
Hopefully tonight on the three hour drive to see me he can
I feel like I have a secret that I am having a hard time keeping!

 



So excited for the movie!
Not too much longer!

Chimps

Aw, just look at those eyes!

so so sweet!
Just makes me smile!

Look what Disney Nature has coming out in April!
We will definitely be going!

• Chimpanzees are the most social of all the apes living in communities of between 15 and 120 individuals.
• Their communities are often split into a number of subgroups with a male as the leader of the group.
• Males seldom leave the community where they were born.
• Females often migrate to a new community during an adolescent estrus period.
• Chimpanzees travel mostly on the ground (terrestrial) by knuckle walking.
• Chimpanzees groom each other daily, and this activity has an important social function of calming and comforting individuals and solidifying bonds with each other.
• Mothers often travel alone with their offspring.
• They construct nests at night in which to sleep.
• Chimpanzee males in the wild cooperative hunt for meat.
• Their diet is mainly fruits with regular amounts of insects, as well as birds and small mammals.
• Chimpanzees use tools to gain access to food, such as fishing for termites with sticks fashioned for the job and cracking open nuts with anvil-like rocks.
• Females in estrus have a prominent swelling of the pink perineal skin, lasting two to three weeks and occurring every four to six weeks.
• Females give birth every 4 to 5 years and their gestation period is 8 to 9 months.
• Chimpanzees have a long mother-infant dependency period where infants will nurse on their mothers for 5 years and stay with their mothers several more years learning to care for younger siblings.
• The life span for chimpanzees is 40 to 50 years in the wild and over 50 to 60 years in captivity.

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Eagle Vs Shark

Love and I watched this a few weeks ago
(it had been on our list of movies to watch for some time)
 I just  adored this movie!
 You can't help but love Jarrod and Lily,

It made me smile, laugh ( a lot ) and cry ( just a bit)

Watch this movie!

off you go

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Somewhere ...... Anywhere

Welcome to my

Blog!

you've found me at my new

 HAPPY  PLACE

Why Over the Rainbow?

Well, it's pretty simple.... I Love COLOR

the brighter the better!

Color makes me Happy

and

I am in NEED of some Happy!

Aren't we all!

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself, any direction you choose.

Dr.Seuss

If you have found yourself here.... my Somewhere
OVER THE RAINBOW
a big happy hello
to you!
xo
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