8 December 2018
12 comments:
Mr Pudding welcomes all genuine comments - even those with which he disagrees. However, puerile or abusive comments from anonymous contributors will continue to be given the short shrift they deserve. Any spam comments that get through Google/Blogger defences will also be quickly deleted.
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Last night, we lay down on sunbeds and watched Mrs Moon rise like a tangerine over The Aegean Sea. To capture the beauty of the scene fa... -
Chavs being chavvish. Just the other day, I spotted a male "chav" down by the local Methodist church. He was wearing a Burberrry ... -
So there I was standing in the kitchen of our son's terraced house. Something caught my eye outside in his little urban garden. It was a...
Unbelievable.
ReplyDeleteThere are other videos of albatross dances. I find them mesmerising.
DeleteWonder how long it takes them to learn the moves.
ReplyDeleteThey ought to have that dance in "Strictly Come Dancing". Better than the Rumba.
DeleteFar more civilized than some humans.
ReplyDeleteThere's something ritualistic about that dance. It's in the very DNA of those birds.
DeleteI've seen that before and could watch it indefinitely.
ReplyDeleteAncient and mesmerising. Not you Graham! The video!
DeleteThanks, I loved that video.
ReplyDeleteGood. Thanks for calling by Carolyn.
DeleteThat is . . . amazing . . . and hilarious . . . and endearing . . . and AMAZING! Thank you so much for this bright spot in the day, YP.
ReplyDeleteI love that timeless dancing. It reminds me of the night I hooked up with my current wife.
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