The Smile for today is...

[wendywombat]

Oh Carole, those 20 had me laughing out loud. Mad, completely mad.

Regards,

Richard.

Oh Yes!! Me Too!! Even D/H had to drop everything to see what I was laughing about!
Thanks Carole!

[rcperryls]

The only other thing that makes me laugh out loud is "The Funniest Tweets from Parents at the HuffPost". I generally see them in the Apple News Brief News Digest that I get but this is a good example. I don't have(nor want) a twitter account so this is a good way to pick what I think is funny.


Carole

[fccs]

Carole, those are great. I spit my soda out at the cloud poop one..

[Serinde]

How children learn by playing .

[wendywombat]

That is Charming!! The way she bends down to investigate!

[Sandz27]

How children learn by playing .

Oh

[rcperryls]

This video is so different from anything I ever thought could make me smile but it did. Bat World Sanctuary in Texas taking care of a 33 year old elderly bat is so sweet and loving.

Carole

[wendywombat]

That is quite "batty" !
That takes 1st prize for the Best Smile of the Day!

[Steam.Jo]

On friday it was Chinese new year and each year has some sort of animal associated with it. Let hope this isn't the year of the groundhog

Jo

[wendywombat]

On friday it was Chinese new year and each year has some sort of animal associated with it. Let hope this isn't the year of the groundhog

Jo

Heck...NO!!!

[Serinde]

2021 is the Year of the Ox. So that means honesty, strength, dependability and diligence, apparently.

[Steam.Jo]

I am hoping this is going to be the year of the vaccine

Which should mean freedom to do all the things we want to do: the shops and places to visit will open again and to be able to see all our friends and family again

Jo

[rcperryls]

I am hoping this is going to be the year of the vaccine

Which should mean freedom to do all the things we want to do: the shops and places to visit will open again and to be able to see all our friends and family again

Jo

Couldn't agree more. I will be getting my second shot in a week and can't wait.

Also have another video of a craft I had never seen before. Creating Portraits Using Thousands of Lego Bricks The artist is British (at least his accent sounds British to me) so some of you may be familiar with him? It was a first for me.


Carole

[richardandtracy]

Heard of this sort of thing 4 or 5 years ago. I added a 'Thread Definition File' to my charting program a few years ago for the Lego 2010 colours so people could do this too. Not come across him, though.

Regards,

Richard

[Serinde]

Artists find their medium, I guess. Very impressive.

[Mabel Figworthy]

...a rabbit who thinks he's a sheep. A friend sent me this to cheer me up - it did!

https://www.facebook.com/bbc/posts/4540727935942370

[wendywombat]

I don't 'do' Facebook so I can't see this!

Glad that it made you smile though!

BUT...

This I can see and it made me smile. I was about to put it up here when I saw Mabel's Smile

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-australia-56107871

[Mabel Figworthy]

That is lovely! And I have found you a non-FB version of the rabbit - is Youtube OK?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B1ByBUp-pA

[Steam.Jo]

Lovely Bunny video (I also don't do farcebook)

I'd guess being a farmhouse bunny he is used to the orphaned lambs being brought in for hand rearing so sees them as just like him, although head butting one is rather brave.

Jo

[Serinde]

Bunnies and koalas! Wonderful for a Friday.

I should say that although I don't have accounts, I can still see Facebook and Twitter, although Instagram only until it "times you out". Curious.