Dino-sore

A replica of a 13-foot tall, 40-foot long Tyrannosaurus rex stands guard at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The original specimen was discovered in South Dakota in 1990 and was named Sue after its discoverer, Sue Hendrickson. This replica has been dubbed Dino-Sue and looks like a formidable and indominable creature. The bones reveal, however that Dino-SueContinue reading “Dino-sore”

Levitation

Boobytraps abound in the delightful, tranquil-appearing forest, so beware: Lurking limbs may be suspended overhead just waiting for the right moment to break loose from the weak vines still holding them and crash onto the ground or whatever is below. When walking through the woods, we keep an eye on what is overhead as wellContinue reading “Levitation”

Winter Wonder

It’s hard to imagine blooming flowers near Christmas time. Our temperatures normally run around 52 degrees for a low and 72 degrees for a high (Fahrenheit), with cold snaps seldom reaching freezing which allows flowers like these to help color the holiday season. Though these temperatures may seem “cold” to Floridians, people up north mustContinue reading “Winter Wonder”

Reflecting the Season

Rays of the rising sun cast shadows of the flamingo and the poinsettia onto the adjacent wall. The poinsettia seems content just to bask in the light while the flamingo appears to be gazing intently at the Christmas tree which is reflected in glass of the picture frame behind it. Each seem to be underContinue reading “Reflecting the Season”