
Season’s Greeting also
Season’s Greeting #1
big bang theory
oldies but goodies
Lunching
and munching. It takes a lot of food for Rhinos to stay in top form. Occasionally We get asked if it isn’t boring, just eating grass, and shrubs, etc. It always surprises Us; there is nothing else for us to eat. Why allow alternative realities to spoil our days?
Chewing takes energy and application, but it leaves Us free to ponder anything that crosses our minds. Many a brilliant realization has come to Us mid-meal or mid-snack. Our awareness gets enhanced, and everybody’s happy.
To keep things in proportion, Rhinos seldom spend more than too many hours eating. And We are trim, each and every one. Shipshape.

YIR: Educational
Gazing
Today is National Meteor Watch Day. Rhinos go out and look for any passing meteor. They are pretty splendid, but after that acknowledgment, We salute Nature once again, and head for a snooze.
One thing We Rhinos like about natural beauty is that it stands on its own: glorious and evanescent. It is beyond meaningful discussion. Or any discussion We are likely to follow.
