Discovering its schnoozle powers.
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She reflexively held her little arms up… as if to hug and be hugged!!! 
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One good dance turn deserves another. (Wait for her to bust some moves like a true magical genius.)
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I am not a fan of this. I wouldn’t call that dancing, especially not for a children’s church choir. It’s too out-there in comparison to all the other children. It makes me wonder what she’s being exposed to at home.
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In other videos, there is a fuller view that shows her mother micro-coaching her from the front row. Much of the little girl’s dance moves seem throwbacks (Mom’s coaching back home?) and the little girl is also simply following the directions of the song lyrics. I neither sensed nor read anything more into what I saw.
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Ah. A fine example of a panthera smolus.
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How is that real??!!
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Doggo is massive.
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Reminds me of the first time I saw a mastiff… It was sweet and gentle, hanging out in my local coffee shop, but I had never seen a dog so large in my life…
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I think that’s a Tibetan mastiff, but I am not sure…
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Could be… it’s gorgeous and huge! But I just remember that I had never seen such a massive puppers in my life… But it was so sweet!
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Just look at it eat:
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OMG… look at those EARS!!!
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Hares are awesome
ETA:
“The Hare runs into the fire. The fire, it takes her, she is not burned. The fire, it loves her, she is not burned. The hare runs into the fire. The fire, it loves her, she is free…”
– Terry Pratchett, I Shall Wear Midnight
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