The cheetah cubs lie around all day too.
But then so does their mom.
Cubs are kind of annoying.
They mostly just want food.
Having quintuplets is a bad idea.
They are very long already.
And they all have funny hairdos.
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They seem to be very flexible and lazy.
It is hard to get more than half of them looking at you at the same time.
The snow leopard cubs hide in the back and sleep all the time so you can’t get a good look at them.
Today the moon passed in front of the sun.
It looked a lot like a slightly orange crescent moon.
Then it made a frowny face.
The shadows got slightly more crescent shaped.
Kerri made slightly crescenty shadow puppets with the camera tucked under her arm because she forgot the tripod.
Fortunately Toronto has lots of crazy people, so no one cared.
Matt watched from his fancy break room.
Then the moon started to leave.
Goodbye moon.
We did the inflatable 5K again this year.
The weather was much nicer than last year.
The obstacles were big and bouncy.
And slidey.
We bounced through them.
Then we rested.
Then we actually ran for a little bit.
And then we bounced our way down
To the finish line.
At the request of an overwhelming 31% of our readers (AKA Matt’s Mom), Kerri decided to visit the Markham Cow.
The cow is located in Cathedraltown, which is named because it has a Cathedral.
It also has a snail, but they don’t call it snailtown.
The residents of Cathedraltown all live in nearly identical houses, each of which is worth at least as much as the $1,200,000 cow.
Their houses all have tiny well tended gardens.
The people are unhappy that they have to see the cow when they look out their front windows.
It is surrounded by Caution tape, which is only a slightly less attractive shade of yellow than the houses.
If feel sorry for the cow, who’s cold, dead eyes reflect the endless monotony of the Cathedraltown houses.
In fact every part of the cow’s anatomy reflects the endless monotony of the Cathedraltown houses.
Every single bit.
The hooves initially appear to be house-free, but if you look closely in the line between leg and hoof, there they are.
It almost makes you wonder if the guy who donated the two-story tall cow is just a peeping Tom that wanted a better view of someone’s second story window.
Would you rather have your house reflected in the front of a cow…
Or the rear?
At least it will be less reflective once it’s covered in bird poop.
If you are wondering what the weird handle is in the side, it’s not a handle. It’s just more reflected houses.
MOOOOOOOO
