Grass. It’s tough to beat!
Ask anybody.
Less is more
We Rhinos are a discreet group, not given to chatterbox-ing. We say what appears to need saying, and let it go at that.
We also keep our mouths shut (except to chew) when We have no special insights to offer.
Thus Rhinos appear exceptionally bright.
Moonlight becomes you…
We at ‘Your Inner Rhino’ admit that We are mildly fixated on the Full Moon. Why not? It’s free and available to one and all.
Also, Full Moons evoke Sweet Dreams, of which Rhinos cannot have too many. Ever.
Nature does it again!
“P” is for …
Rhinos, Elephants, and Hippos used to be considered a group, called Pachyderms, based on some similarities in skin and size. We are all gray, big, and relatively thick-skinned. For the record, further studies have shown We are not related, one to another.
Of course, all of Us knew that, but Science didn’t know it. (All Critters are used to these mix-ups. We don’t take it to heart.)
There is a common idea that having thick skin proves Rhinos are insensitive. All We have to say to that is “nuts”.
Good Times
In the Wild, there’s a lot to Enjoy, one way and another, hither and yon.
The Rhino System is to keep our eyes peeled for Jolliness. We can always use it. And share it.
Educational Opportunity
Nature is ready with myriad Lessons for one and all, each and every Rhino, any time of the day or night. We are bundled in a seething wealth of ideas and data.
The only associated Question is: will We learn the Lessons?
on a Scale of One to Three
When We get up each morning, Rhinos wonder if this will be the Best Day of our Lives. It could happen, right? This might be it, the Day Beyond Improvement.
But there is a rub… what if yesterday was pretty swell? or tomorrow has a lot of promise? We often can’t recall yesterday well enough to make a worthy comparison. And We don’t want to rain on tomorrow’s parade.
Rhinos can only assume this moment is Spectacular, and figure We are here to revel in it.
The Golden West
California has a colorful history, since well before it was admitted to the Nation on September 9, 1850. Always a Rhino-Friendly State, We salute you.
California is a prosperous place, and many a Rhino has thrived there. Many still do today.
A note to those with a mind to pay attention: Stardom is not all it’s cracked up to be. Trust Us.
Rule, Britannia!
Queen Elizabeth I was 1) born September 7, 1533, and 2) short-tempered. She was the daughter of a snappy father, so she came by her disposition honestly.
Rhinos are known to be prickly, and We can see that it would be easier for everyone, if We weren’t. But somehow our wiring doesn’t adjust much, based on awareness.
Rulers are born with a silver spoon in the mouth, which must be unpleasant for their mothers.
BeBackSoon
Ah, the Life of the Open Road! The Inner Rhino Staff is off to paddle our feet in the great pond of Culture. We will see if We get much transformed.
Who can tell?
Back next week, full of beans.
Your Inner Rhino 