Kids say the darndest things... - Page 2

09-01-2003, 07:18 AM

On 9/1/03 at 10:58 AM Sam wrote:
yes... I see the cow.. but it does look like it might be a lot of
bull... are you sure he/she is enlightened??

Excellent observation!
The gender issue has been dematerialized,
which is one of the yogic siddhis in advanced cowhood!

----- Original Message -----
From: ecirada
To: HarshaSatsangh (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 3:02 AM
Subject: Re: [HarshaSatsangh] Kids say the darndest things...
On 8/31/03 at 7:28 PM Dale and Carol Wade wrote:
Greetings All!

Just caught that '0!

Lady Joyce, dear, I too am not able to view the Cow.

Bhagavan's Love to all,

Carol

Here's a visible cow, if you are online opening this post:

apart from fluency in MOO, i'm conversant in MEOW and WOOF too!
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09-01-2003, 08:18 AM

---- Original Message -----
From: ecirada
To: HarshaSatsangh (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [HarshaSatsangh] Kids say the darndest things...
Dear Carol,

Many animals can be made friends, the saying goes, no one bites the hand that feeds!
(Be careful with crocs though) I regularly feed the turnstones, who
are funny birds, and when they see me, they greet
with musical tweet. They are fond of salty, protein-rich food, like cheddar chips and
cat snacks like on the pic below.

The birds come very near, so i can make close-ups :-)
As man decreased the habitat of many creatures, feeding is an act of compensation,
all furry and feathered friends will appreciate, especially in winter.

Dear Jan:

You are so right. I agree with you completely :-)
Thanks for posting another one of your bird closeup shots.
This time I will not miss my chance to tell you how much
I appreciate your photos. And your sense of humor...

Love,

Joyce

09-01-2003, 04:42 PM

On 9/1/03 at 11:18 AM Lady Joyce wrote:
---- Original Message -----
From: ecirada
To: HarshaSatsangh (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [HarshaSatsangh] Kids say the darndest things...
Dear Carol,

Many animals can be made friends, the saying goes, no one bites the hand that feeds!
(Be careful with crocs though) I regularly feed the turnstones, who
are funny birds, and when they see me, they greet
with musical tweet. They are fond of salty, protein-rich food, like cheddar chips and
cat snacks like on the pic below.

The birds come very near, so i can make close-ups :-)
As man decreased the habitat of many creatures, feeding is an act of compensation,
all furry and feathered friends will appreciate, especially in winter.

Dear Jan:

You are so right. I agree with you completely :-)
Thanks for posting another one of your bird closeup shots.
This time I will not miss my chance to tell you how much
I appreciate your photos. And your sense of humor...

Love,

Joyce

Dear Joyce,

Humor could be likened to invisible cork that keeps you afloat even
when thinking to sink...
On the beach, observing the birds, is like watching a comic show. Pigeons can be quite
aggressive but they don't know resentment and their skirmishes leave no injuries or hurt
feelings. How animals respond to humans, depends on how humans treat them. The snowy
egret is extremely shy, doesn't belong here, somehow (was?) emigrated from the Americas
where the species nearly got hunted into extinction. Often seen in company of a wimbrel:

Golden foot on curvy bill ;-)

Peace,
Jan
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09-02-2003, 12:18 AM

Dear lady jOY,

tHIS PIC . CAME IN THE MAIL.cONGRATS!!!

i COULD NOT YET SEE THE COW AND THE THING OF BEAUTY !!!

mAY BE i AM STILL NOT YET RIPE FOR THIS VISION!!!!

lOVE,cHILUKURI bHUVANESWAR

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 ecirada wrote :
>On 9/1/03 at 11:18 AM Lady Joyce wrote:
>---- Original Message -----
> From: ecirada
>To: HarshaSatsangh (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com
>Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 10:18 AM
>Subject: Re: [HarshaSatsangh] Kids say the darndest things...
>
>
>Dear Carol,
>
>Many animals can be made friends, the saying goes, no one bites
>the hand that feeds!
>(Be careful with crocs though) I regularly feed the turnstones,
>who are funny birds, and when they see me, they greet
>with musical tweet. They are fond of salty, protein-rich food,
>like cheddar chips and
>cat snacks like on the pic below.
>
>
>The birds come very near, so i can make close-ups :-)
>As man decreased the habitat of many creatures, feeding is an act
>of compensation,
>all furry and feathered friends will appreciate, especially in
>winter.
>
>Dear Jan:
>
>You are so right. I agree with you completely :-)
>Thanks for posting another one of your bird closeup shots.
>This time I will not miss my chance to tell you how much
>I appreciate your photos. And your sense of humor...
>
>Love,
>
>Joyce
>
>Dear Joyce,
>
>Humor could be likened to invisible cork that keeps you afloat
>even when thinking to sink...
>On the beach, observing the birds, is like watching a comic show.
>Pigeons can be quite
>aggressive but they don't know resentment and their skirmishes
>leave no injuries or hurt
>feelings. How animals respond to humans, depends on how humans
>treat them. The snowy
>egret is extremely shy, doesn't belong here, somehow (was?)
>emigrated from the Americas
>where the species nearly got hunted into extinction. Often seen
>in company of a wimbrel:
>
>
>
>Golden foot on curvy bill ;-)
>
>Peace,
>Jan
>

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