Preposterous
January 6, 2010
Tawzalt just walked casually into my office, stretched and curled up on top of Azelouan.
We had a big snow
December 20, 2009
Azelouan was curious.
Tawzalt was horrified.
Amazing Radio Show
October 22, 2009
I love the show Radio Lab from WNYC. Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich explore science topics with a cool attitude and an edgy sound mix. Last week they ran a show called “New Normal”. It’s a must-listen for any Robert Sapolsky fan.
If you haven’t heard of Robert Sapolsky and have any interest in Evolutionay Biology, Human Origins, Animal Behavior, life in the African bush or the effect of stress on people and animals run out and get a copy of A Primate’s Memoir: A Neuroscientist’s Unconventional Life Among the Baboons.
Actually, you should read the book and then do the radio show because the interview with Robert Sapolsky gives away the wrenching ending to A Primate’s Memoir. Anyone who has read this book – you must listen to this show. There is an incredibly uplifting revelation about how things have worked out for Sapolsky’s baboon troupe.
The 3rd segment is about the Balyaev fox breeding experiments where Dr. Balyaev bred tame foxes in 10 generations and how that changed the animals.
Azelouan Enjoys and Afternoon Out
October 5, 2009
Tawzalt is in season and is at her peak of receptivity. It is tough for Zel to remain chaste and they are both wound a little tight. We took took the girls for a picnic and to get some new clothes for fall and brought Zel along and left Tawzalt to rest at home.
Zel was very happy to get some time out in the country side.
The Onion Mocks PeTA
September 5, 2009
Star Wars for 3 year olds
April 29, 2009
This is not a new video. I’m late to the party but it was so damn funny that I actually laughed out loud.
Judging Web Site Author Sanity
April 28, 2009
Cassandra and her Puppy
April 27, 2009
This photo of Cassandra and Tawzalt is from last July 4th. Cassandra loves Tawzalt.
Cassandra with puppy Tawzalt
Backyard Shenanigans
April 19, 2009
Azelouan’s new game is jumping the pile of wood that I have left over after building a new fence. The wood pile is over 8 feet long and 2 feet high. He easily clears it every time.
On the way out.
The return journey.
This explains everything!
April 9, 2009
We never have to say “I don’t know” ever again.
This is going to totally stun everyone!
