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Pashmina: November 2010

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. Pix of my Princess. The weather here is becoming very summery: humid and warm with occasional storms and showers, and the heat is getting to my dear little girl, who spends most of her days asleep in my bedroom or lying on the floor by the computer when I am using it. Not so my Princess; she, when not napping, is always beside me, sharing my time, her voice asking for attention now and then in the kindest of manners. I just love her! God Bless All Cats. Since I ...

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Pashmina: January 2011

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. The platypus is an egg laying mammal exclusively found in Australia. They are very shy creatures, but a lot of work is now being done to learn more about them in the wild. I hope you find the video clip, courtesy of National Geographic interesting to watch; it may give you an insight into these little mammals, indeed, may even be your first encounter with a platypus. Their scientific name is. Infant platypi with mother in nest. Well developed platypi young.

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Pashmina: December 2010

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. I found this little piece and thought it was quite interesting :) I love hedgehogs, though ours here in Australia are a little different and are called "echidnas". They have sharp spines and eat ants. Also known as spiny anteaters. Belong to the family. There are four extant. Are the only surviving members of that order. And are the only extant mammals that lay eggs. They live in New Guinea. The echidnas are named after a monster in ancient Greek mythology.

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Pashmina: September 2010

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. What's In A Name? Falls gently from a heaven. Of wonder and a deeper way. And portraits of another time. A fading central core. Wrung with tender pity. And an element of shame. Or tears from eyes. That seem to cry. Monday, September 27, 2010. This semi climber, above, has the loveliest of perfumes. And the luscious bougainvillea which relies on its coloured bracts for splendour, has none, but is beloved by bees for the tiny white centres that make the true flower.

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Pashmina: February 2011

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. You've heard the phrase before, but have you ever taken a moment out of your day to do this? Although some trees, like people, are more huggable than others, they all need a hug now and again. I am a tree hugger, usually using the vertical technique. I have done this for many years, since I read a book called The Secret Life of Plants. I learned a lot from that publication! 10 to 30 minutes. Find yourself a quiet park, forest, or woodland area. Be sure to return...

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Pashmina: October 2010

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. On Thursday, Sid and I went out for lunch and to shop for a birthday gift for my sister Beverley, whos'e special celebration is in a couple of weeks. Our pets were left "Home Alone" for the duration: Sid's plump little Jamie, my lovely Siamese girl Tiggy and of course my faithful Rusty. Whenever they are left to their own devices for any length of time - be it 10 minutes or 4 hours! Jamie felt the need to give Sid big kisses. And more big kisses. It is with grea...

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Pashmina: Quite Interesting

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. I found this little piece and thought it was quite interesting :) I love hedgehogs, though ours here in Australia are a little different and are called "echidnas". They have sharp spines and eat ants. Also known as spiny anteaters. Belong to the family. There are four extant. Are the only surviving members of that order. And are the only extant mammals that lay eggs. They live in New Guinea. The echidnas are named after a monster in ancient Greek mythology.

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Pashmina: The Platypus

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. The platypus is an egg laying mammal exclusively found in Australia. They are very shy creatures, but a lot of work is now being done to learn more about them in the wild. I hope you find the video clip, courtesy of National Geographic interesting to watch; it may give you an insight into these little mammals, indeed, may even be your first encounter with a platypus. Their scientific name is. Infant platypi with mother in nest. Well developed platypi young.

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Pashmina: It's Me!

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. It's been a while since I posted, but today the urge came upon me and I had to share these two cuties with you. May they bring a big smile to your already sweet and happy face! I THOUGHT they would tickle your Smile Department! Thursday, December 08, 2011. December 8, 2011 at 11:14 PM. Sweet, sweet critters! Thanks for the smiles. December 11, 2011 at 2:15 AM. Loved them both, Love you too. Merry Christmas my down under friend. Hugs, Me. Sites I Visit Often.

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Pashmina: Is Failure Real?

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Thoughts From The Mind Of One Small Woman. This is a prayer I received in my Inbox this morning. I loved its message of hope and understanding, so I thougut I'd share it with you. Like many other folks, I often feel like I've failed at something; at least now I have a different perspective to soothe a troubled mind: I have learned, rather than failed. This concept appeals to me immensely :). Lord, are you trying to tell me something? Failure does not mean I'm a failure;. It does mean I have dared to try.