For the first, it was the motorcycle and the second it was pretty close to a tie with all three, though I was leaning toward either the car crash or the jumping off a cliff.
Oh, but when I get into the groove of writing, my mind can go on automatic pilot, multitask, and end up with even more bunnies than what I started with. No, what you need to do is get me focused on one or two projects instead of being scattered across the board and trying to work on everything all at once. Which is what I'm currently doing and why I'm such a slow writer. There's just so many good ideas I want to write and so little time to write them all. Doesn't help that my brain, like I said, can multitask when I'm writing and have a couple stories percolating in the back of my mind, and when those ideas start forming, I have to get them down this instant before they float away on me.
It may be obvious that such large animals need to be agile/delicate, but sometimes the brain just doesn't really clue in until someone points it out. That and the general public probably doesn't really know that about them either. It's also just plain fascinating to watch such large animals delicately step over a wire fence that's as high as their armpits without once tripping the alarms. The other video I like is of the parrot dancing to an Indian wedding song, it's so cute.
*perks up at mention of Flash* What is this then?
Singing Sand Dunes. (http://www.youtube.com/user/NationalGeographic#play/uploads/63/4mbypyJjqhk) Don't know if you've seen this yet or not, but thought Sawblade would appreciate it.
Re: *after 3hrs of nonstop escape attempts*
For the first, it was the motorcycle and the second it was pretty close to a tie with all three, though I was leaning toward either the car crash or the jumping off a cliff.
Oh, but when I get into the groove of writing, my mind can go on automatic pilot, multitask, and end up with even more bunnies than what I started with. No, what you need to do is get me focused on one or two projects instead of being scattered across the board and trying to work on everything all at once. Which is what I'm currently doing and why I'm such a slow writer. There's just so many good ideas I want to write and so little time to write them all. Doesn't help that my brain, like I said, can multitask when I'm writing and have a couple stories percolating in the back of my mind, and when those ideas start forming, I have to get them down this instant before they float away on me.
It may be obvious that such large animals need to be agile/delicate, but sometimes the brain just doesn't really clue in until someone points it out. That and the general public probably doesn't really know that about them either. It's also just plain fascinating to watch such large animals delicately step over a wire fence that's as high as their armpits without once tripping the alarms. The other video I like is of the parrot dancing to an Indian wedding song, it's so cute.
*perks up at mention of Flash* What is this then?
Singing Sand Dunes. (http://www.youtube.com/user/NationalGeographic#play/uploads/63/4mbypyJjqhk) Don't know if you've seen this yet or not, but thought Sawblade would appreciate it.