Gosh, I can't believe that about Brittany Murphy! So sad, I really liked her.

Point form post:

-I'm feeling a bit better after my sad spell yesterday, thankyou to the people who emailed and PMd and didn't make me feel like an over the top drama queen. *glomps*

-I just went to the shops and the post office line is out the door. Wednesday and Thursday Australia post is on strike! Great timing for maximum effect. I guess everyone is express posting today!

-Walking home just now I saw a green tree snake! It was just so cute, only little and I gave him a fright and he gave me one. I thought he was a bit of irrigation tube because he was bright green with a yellow belly. Only about as thick as your thumb in the thickest bit, it was a nice change from the handspan sized spiders I've been finding on my walls in the middle of the night. *shudders*

-I get my dog, Max back tomorrow, he's been at mums. Then he's having a summer haircut where we turn him from a Golden Retriever into a yellow labrador with big foofy feet.

-I watched Glee last night. I still don't 'get' it but that's besides the point, there was a guy in it playing the choreographer that costs $8,000 and 'feels like a woodland creature' next to that tall guy. I kept trying to figure out where I knew him from and it hit me this morning, he was the very fist kid you see in Jurassic park, when Sam Neil is digging up some bones in the desert that's the kid that says the dinosaur looks like a 6ft turkey.

I need to go and finish my drawing now.

I've cried twice today over the Prison Break ending and I'm not even hormonal.
It just doesn't end. I hate those guys. Oh and did you know it was thisclose to not even ending like that? They had to pursuade the executives, who didn't like it.
Now they can pay for my therapy. *sits in the corner and rocks*

Aww. I was just looking for references for a black bear cub and found this:



A tiger cub comes face-to-face with a young Himalayan black bear in this touching portrait from spring 1914.
The approaching Great War was soon to provide the zoo with a rather special visitor.
On being posted to France, a Canadian soldier left a young female black bear cub, called Winnie after his home city of Winnipeg, in the care of the zoo.
She became the favourite exhibit of Christopher Robin, son of author A. A. Milne, and her name inspired his most famous creation ? Winnie The Pooh.

More historical images from London Zoo
I do prefer my animals in the wild but this is too cute, zoo or not.

Speaking of animals who are BFF, look at the story of the kitten and the crow. Aww.

Hi! I've been busy, a weekend away at msgenevieve's house (we had lots of fun!) and a few bits of art finished, yay!

( Snow White and Twilight? )