Pearls Before Breakfast
This is the title (and link) to an interesting article, although it is quite long it is definitely worth reading.
To listen to the entire performance click here!
Monday, April 16, 2007
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MommaLlama
Daddio
Bobcat: 11 yrs old
-While he might be small, he makes up for it with a very outgoing personality.
Bubba: 10 yrs old
-To capture his heart, you must enter through his stomach... and be prepared with large quantities!
Snookie: 9 yrs old
-Have you ever seen a baby llama take its first few steps... that's my Snookie, his body is always one growth spurt ahead of his brain.
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1 comment:
Very interesting. I'm not at all surprised that children were the ones most likely to stop and notice. Their heads are not full of the things that need to be done, bought, whatever.
I only listened to a little bit (45 minutes is a little long with kids running around) but that was enough to get a taste of what we missed. Beautiful. And I love the Red Violin. Maybe I will go and rent it again, just for the music.
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