Cute Overload :D
So there ya are, just kayaking off the Argentinian coast, and minding your own biz. Oh, look. A nice whale. And hmmm, he’s comin’ pretty close and OH HE’S RIGHT UNDER US AND OH HE IS LIFTING US IN THE AIR.
(Ran the YT text thru the Bing translator and got: “A later incredible, lots of sunshine, kayaking and whale. While we watched from above the kayak, one of the whales if it turned and came to our address and we lifted the boat twice!”)
From The Squid.
This little guy is clearly enjoying the ride but something tells me he can’t wait ’til he gets his OWN license.
From NBC Bay Area.
[U guys, I'm telling you for the LAST time---either you sit STILL or we are going BACK home. And your father will NOT be pleased!] From DP&F.
Came across these terrific images on SFGlobe.com. As you can plainly see, you can hail a Taxi in just about ANY configuration you like!
[Boys, I'm gonna pull over here for just a minute so I can check the directions. You stay put, OK?]
When the streets of Gunung Leuser National Park are too crowded, just take the air route! Quicker with less hassle!
“Here are some pictures of an Orangutan mother and her baby in Gunung Leuser National Park, Indonesia. The mother did not really bother to interact, but it looks like her baby is a little rebel! Shots by Nick Heibrink and me, Ditha Apsari.”
“Howdy, folks. You’ve been starting my day right for years now! Thank you! I caught this shot myself of a little mom ambling across the road in our mobile home park. This is the ultimate mobile home, right? I count 7 little Clingons. It’s got Mother’s Day written (hanging) all over it. Enjoy and Cheerio, Marina.”
[Yeah, but it also has Mom Taxi written (hanging) all over it, too. -Ed.]
An old Monty Python joke gets revived and it’s ENTIRELY appropo for C.O. “Mom’s Taxi..but I think she was watching too much MP.” -Doug L.
You can drop ‘em ALL off here, I Can Has Cheeseburger!
[Guys, the holiday highway traffic is waaay too crowded, so hold on, we'll just take the pond instead.]
“Actually, dear, you’re on top of me. And as soon as I hit the water, the training wheels come off.”
