its like Winnie-the-Pooh! with owl and eeyore and all that…

As I was scrolling through the page (got to you from BirdChick) my 4 year old daughter saw the owl reading and made me stop. She asked me to tell you that that little owl is very cute!

ntmtom,Flooskabellskipoodinzongergarbel so delicious when prepared by an owl. Only they have just the right touch.

Other Mike — if I could paste your whole comment into the photo’s hovertext, I *SO* would.

I’m concerned that this is quite a nearsighted owl. Shouldn’t he be able to read that book from across a football field by the light of a single candle? :^)

Karen, Karen, Karen… it’s CLEARLY a RUSSIAN owl.

Hoot ha.

i didn’t know that owls could read russian!

(sigh) How I long for the old country, for the land of my peoples. I can still smelling the kitchen of my Grandmother Babalinka from when I was a girl, the fresh greplachts rising in the oven, a pot of Kluuberclaaspel simmering on the cast-iron stove.

Now that I am in the America, no longer can I making the traditional meals of my beloved homeland. This new oven is clean and white, but is too small for the traditional Roast Schlaabergrankenfarsk, and cannot even prepare a decent Flooskabellskipoodinzongergarbel for dessert.

Also, I cannot read the cookbook because I’m an owl. That is problem, too.

awww! I should be so lucky. Why can’t I have an owl in my kitchen?

(although it’s more properly called a WOL )

He is beautiful! This reminded me so much of the scene in “The Silver Chair” (for my fellow Narnia nerds) where Jill and Pole are in the giants’ kitchen and they find a cookbook with an entry called “Man”!