Buddha Squirrel and aftermath
I’ve been seeing this image circulating for a while now: When Robin Nakkula tagged me on FB about this image, I couldn’t resist responding with the following quickie Photoshop job: 🙂
I’ve been seeing this image circulating for a while now: When Robin Nakkula tagged me on FB about this image, I couldn’t resist responding with the following quickie Photoshop job: 🙂
The Squirrels Are Taking Over By Debbie Ridpath Ohi, Mar/2008 Performed by Urban Tapestry Listen to Urban Tapestry practising “The Squirrels Are Taking Over” in Allison’s living room (Lead vocal & guitar: Allison Durno, Jodi & I sing backup vocals. Boyfriend bits are yelled by yours truly :-)) Am . . .
Check out the Archive McPhee Squirrel Coffee Cup that my friend Cathy brought me Edmonton. Yikes! I checked out the Archie McPhee website out of curiosity. Whoa, some scary stuff there! Like these Squirrel Underpants:
Thanks to Heather Borean, who gave me this mug ages ago. Still makes me smile every time I use it. 🙂
Scientists in Russia have grown plants from fruit stored away in permafrost by squirrels over 30,000 years ago, according to the BBC. My friend Dave Weingart sent the link with the comment, “Maybe not all squirrels are evil.” My answer: HA! I’m sure those squirrels from ancient times were storing away . . .
Above: an iPad drawing from my 9-year-old friend Amanda. Love the line at the bottom: “You can never get away Debbie”. 😀
I am so terrible at needlework so am not sure if this is called needlepoint or cross-stitch, but it’s by my friend June King: Gorgeous piece, even if it IS of a squirrel! 🙂 From June, who says that this guy is stealing her walnuts: “I love stitching things with . . .
Bwahaha! Thanks to T.J. Burnside-Clapp for the link. If you have trouble seeing the video above, you could try watching it on YouTube.