capable of flying: The two-tailed blue-haired kung fu monkey from outer space

Saturday, July 19, 2008

The two-tailed blue-haired kung fu monkey from outer space

The early bird gets the worm.

But I like to sleep in. So this I get this creature. At about 6:30, the two-tailed blue-haired kung fu monkey from outer space jumps on my bed Trinity-from-the-Matrix-style and busts out with all kinds of crazy wushu moves.

Okay, okay. I'm getting up. I'm getting up.

2 comments:

Cris Dukehart said...: oh - oh - I want a blue haired,two tailed, kung fu monkey! Heck, I want to be a blue haired, two tailed, kung fu monkey - she's so cute! How fun! (well...maybe not 6 AM fun, but still...)
S.; July 20, 2008 at 8:27 AM
Glückskind said...: Pruuuuust! Der Gesichtausdruck ist die Krönung! Oh Mann. Was mich wohl erwartet, wenn Aurelia aus dem "Mama, bin wach!"-Alter raus ist... Vielleicht schaff ich schonmal eine blaue Perücke an, möglicherweise werden wir sie DRINGEND brauchen, *lach*
Liebe Grüße,
Juliane; July 20, 2008 at 1:22 PM

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There are four interdependent elements of flight: Lift, thrust, drag and weight. I will categorize each entry in this flight log/blog according to each of these elements of flight. Many things, for example, will end up in the Weight category. While Weight may seem the antithesis of flight, it is usually the things making up the weight--the passengers or payload--that are the reason for initiating flight. Therefore, no Weight, no flight. Thrust will be the things that inspire and propel me and, hopefully, us higher and farther. Drag will be the things that slow me and us down. And Lift will be those magic moments when we leave the earth and soar.

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Saturday, July 19, 2008

The two-tailed blue-haired kung fu monkey from outer space

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