eWeasel

A video store customer’s “little white lie” to weasel out of his late fees brings major consequences to his life. This film is a hilarious look at late fees, privacy rights and how much information is available at just the touch of a button.

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Sixty years ago, the world’s first bikini made its debut at a poolside fashion show in Paris. And in today’s rough economy, some enterprising young women right here in orlando are combining men’s love of the itsy bitsy swimsuit and keeping their cars shiny… to make ends meet. Take a look. www.dailybuzznow.com http

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prairie dog

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On July 11 2009, we had a snowball fight.

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06 – Screeching Weasel – Tightrope (Live in Globe Milwaukee 06/19/2000)

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The most fearless animal is the ratel. Also called a Honey Badger, this mammal is a member of the weasel family (mustelidae). I had never seen or even heard of a ratel before. Black and white, they are fierce carnivores, snake killers that also ravage beehives. They can get bitten by a venomous snake and they become very swollen, temporarily paralyzed, but are usually able to recover. To me, they look like a cross between a sloth and a skunk. They live in Africa, Iran, Pakistan, and India. More information can be found at en.wikipedia.org See a cute baby one (scroll down) www.sandiegozoo.org Better baby picture close up www.planetark.com For cartoon animal clipart visit my website at www.lillyarts.com

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The Flying Ferret at the Border Bogie Challenge. See greasedweasel.blogspot.com for details.

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Filmed last night. The ferret getting stuck in the cardboard mailing tube is Colin (my largest ferret), and the other four hanging around are Penn (sable with red collar), Teller (dark sable with blue collar), Justin (dark-eyed white with purple collar) and Zooty (albino with pink collar). I’m filming, while my friend and my (talkative) husband look on. That stuff in the squeeze-tube that I feed them at the end is furovite, aka ferret crack. And for the record, the other four ferrets have no problems going through that tube!

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