This is the Year of the Monkey.
Hear no evil, See no evil, Speak no evil… Looks like a System to Us.
Rhinos enjoy advice, whether We take it or not.
Even-tempered and benign as We generally are, there are things that do set Rhinos off. We are not wired to put up with absolutely Everything. Prior to the ensuing episodes, We try to give fair warning, broadcasting signals to those in the vicinity.
We might try ‘counting to ten’, but as We have said, We can’t count that high.
In crisis, Rhinos seldom remember what number comes after ‘two’.
On whimsical occasions, We Rhinos like to debate about what size boot would be required to kick all the Pepper out of any of Us.
The result of these reveries is a general consensus that Nature must feel there are distinct benefits to the Rhino prickly disposition.
Which means, We are dandy as We are. Which is no surprise, right?
On occasion Rhinos find themselves described as ‘antisocial’. It would be disheartening if We thought these critiques were justified.
We are a busy species, eating to maintain our stature. We are left with little time for idle pursuits. For Us, it’s all about chewing.
For Rhinos it is not easy to chew and smile at the same time. The one activity must take precedence over the other.
Not every Rhino can communicate with Rocks. Rocks give off vibrations, which is how they make their thoughts available. Not every Rhino has the patience to get the message.
RhinoRockReaders say that Rocks are most interested in their own mass; are they getting bigger or smaller, working their way to pebbleness or bolderhood? We are told that Rocks do not care which direction is their trend, but they do ponder.
One thing with Rocks, they are seldom in a hurry.