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| "Hi! I'm Mr. Squirrel!" Hello to you, squirrel! |
Last week I had an intense, cheerful, and also deeply meaningful experience with the small squirrel that lives in a spectacular tree on the front lawn of "National Frat Boy Headquarters", which is across the street from the big yellow Dutch farmhouse where I currently reside.
As I watched him comfortably groom his cutely small body parts high above my head (where he's smartly safe and sound), I thought it a great sign that squirrels are living and thriving in direct community with a group that's well-known for hazing, poor drinking habits, and other life-hindering skills like independent thought, because at the end of any given day, my new friend "Mr. Squirrel" does way more for the planet than those shaky, flabby rich kids will ever do, with much less harmful results. Boo! at you: http://genius.com/De-la-soul-tread-water-lyrics* (* https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=allegory).
A big "thumbs up" goes out today to all the happily productive squirrels in the 'hood: http://mariedoucette.blogspot.com/2015/02/nut-job.html.
I'm your "Number One Fan" for life (!), as well as:
• wily woodchucks with cheeks full of young grass shoots
http://mariedoucette.blogspot.com/2015/04/woodchuck-lives.html,
• young bear cubs wrestling unmolested on their Bear Mountain
http://www.lohud.com/story/news/local/rockland/ramapo/2015/04/22/ramapo-police-bear-video/26176665/,
• wild city coyotes on the move for game
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/coyotes-deserve-warmer-wildlife-biologist-article-1.2199378,
and all of the thriving, healthy bird life throughout the tri-state are also always happily included.
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| A highly alert and intelligent life form does his thing undisturbed. Yes! |
It's all connected, peeps.
Get with it, and get in step with the universe!
