Originally posted by MrHandThe Uni-bomber grew up eating dead coyote brains. Only because his mom insisted on it. Otherwise many lives might have been saved! Moral of the story? Let dead thing lie. Have some respect. We are all God's creatures.
That is completely incorrect. The "unabomer" grew up in an urban setting and there is no documentation that I know of regarding any unusual relationship with animals.
If we want to stay on topic, how does observing an animal that is already dead equate with cruelty?
Originally posted by SunburntThat's cool.
Yes, it has a lot to do with Georgia O'Keeffe. She was a great modernist discovered by her husband, Alfred Steiglitz, a famous photographer, who left his wife for her. He showed her work in his gallery in NY and made her a star.
When I was sixteen, I saw one of her paintings for the first time and it satisfied a longing I had always felt but had no way ...[text shortened]... band.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/3c/Stieglitz_okeeffe_1918_Corrected.jpg
Follow that creative road until you get to another intersection.
Do what makes you happy.
You're not hurting anyone---well, maybe some overly-sensitive, close-minded individuals that should mind their p's and q's.
Everything has beauty and some of the things that are beautiful are also ugly.
As cliched as this sounds....
It really is all about perception.
I've been obsessed with crows for a long time now.
They've taken notice.
Now they show me things.
It all started way back................
Originally posted by inthegreenroomHaha, excellent! 🙂
That's cool.
Follow that creative road until you get to another intersection.
Do what makes you happy.
You're not hurting anyone---well, maybe some overly-sensitive, close-minded individuals that should mind their p's and q's.
Everything has beauty and some of the things that are beautiful are also ugly.
As cliched as this sounds....
...[text shortened]... They've taken notice.
Now they show me things.
It all started way back................
Originally posted by leisurelyslothYeah, well, I think I would put more effort in educating on the "life"-part, as that is actually more
I suppose it's good that your kids can see the whole circle of life thing. Educational.
useful when you're... well, alive?
I understand her fascination though. Say, Sunny? You wouldn't want to write a poem on the subject
some time? I think it would be excellent read.
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Originally posted by Jigtie"... write a poem on the subject some time"
Yeah, well, I think I would put more effort in educating on the "life"-part, as that is actually more
useful when you're... well, alive?
I understand her fascination though. Say, Sunny? You wouldn't want to write a poem on the subject
some time? I think it would be excellent read.
Second Jigtie's motion.
