How Trump can deport all those migrant predators at the National Zoo
The National Zoo can easily be converted into a symbol of American Greatness.
The National Zoo can easily be converted into a symbol of American Greatness.
The photo above is from a visit with friends in late April 2023 ~ and no ~
June did not go along, even though she's hiding behind a tree.
She's just enjoying a virtual visit today!
Of course, she could use a wholabunch of emojis ...
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Sunday evening, March 23, at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, Conan O'Brien received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. An annual ceremony honoring American humor first began in 1998 and has continued every year since, except during the pandemic years of 2020/21.
Above: original photo, one I liked very much and just thought it was clean and interesting unto itself, but still might be an image to "play" with.
Below: the altered version. Using Adobe Creative Cloud, a light yellow/orange overlay of the satin tool to mimic sunlight. The "satin" tool is basically somewhat automatic, available in various shapes - you simply select the shape you like - that lay atop your image, then choose the percentage of color you want applied. After this first step, I then used the "dodge" tool to highlight June's face and belly furs to return them to her more original white coloring.
CATURDAY ART
from our friends Athena and Marie
Baltimore gathers on Charles Street ... soon the St. Patrick's Day Parade starts!
Photo, Sunday afternoon 3/16/2025
Some may remember when back on February 4, we wrote THE STORY OF THE TABLE ~ I also shared how cranky/crabby mine Mommy had been over the month it had been broken (due to her badbad knee) ~ well, it seemed time to update that story, so here we go, meow.
It works well for THANKFUL THURSDAY, 'cause after all her hissy-fits, things did work out okay, just took some time as most things usually do. Her fave (broked) antique table is now a little half-table, tucked in a corner, happy there. It took awhile for her to find and order "just the right new table" cause she's so fussy about stuff, and then Mr. James who was going to put it together, we kept wondering why he didn't come do so! Well, we found out later that poor Mr. James spilled chemicals on his right arm and suffered bad burns, he is good now and we're happy about that. But we found the amazing Mr. Tony who did the task beautifully and even though the manual said it wouldn't take too long ~ Mr. Tony was patient and kind when it did take a very long time! So we thank him, a lot! And she found a great new ergonomic chair which Mr. Ronnie will put together when he visits tomorrow, so now when we sit at the new table to do our bloggie she'll sit in the right kind of chair so she won't have a hurty back or hurty legs! So we're thankful to Mr. Ronnie, too. And OMC, very thankful to the good doctor who took care of that badbad knee last week. No "new knee" needed, not just yet anyway. He did stick a needle in it, a shot that made it feel so much better, and she has a brace on it for support, and a pretty red cane (I keep out of the way of that!) and is not cranky/crabby now! So, yes: lots of thanks all 'round here at Zoolatry ... for our new table, the better/better knee and all these really good gentlemen who've helped us out!