I’m sitting here at my desk wondering why I didn’t go out for lunch. I am so hungry it’s not funny. The apple from earlier was a tease on my stomach and I am not about to eat 5 bags of chips. Maybe one day I won’t have to worry about being late and forgetting my lunch at home. ):
I am still taking pictures everyday it is just hard posting them on time with my schedule. Speaking of schedule, I hate mine. I think this past year has pushed me to the max and I can no longer take it. There have been numerous days spent stressing out at the office and coming home to sad faces because I’m not smiling when I walk through the door. I’ve had it. I just want to come home and snuggle my babies until we all fall asleep on the couch.
Right now I’m using the desktop computer to type up this post and let me tell you, this is a little challenging for me since it has been a while.
This cute baby bat was rescued after being abandoned by his mother during a zoo closure. This video is truly amazing. I cannot express how touched I was after watching the wonderful Lil Drac. If you want to help out Lil Drac or any of the other bats please visit www.batworld.org and donate please. If you do not read anything else on this website please at least read an excerpt here…
Bats are beautiful and something we all love, but the act of keeping one as a pet will cause it to experience great terror, inappropriate and damaging nutrition, loss of it’s right to enjoy reproduction and rearing if it’s young, and terrible loneliness and boredom. Wild bats are capable of living over 25 years. Bats kept as pets rarely survive more than one year.
