When I lived in Louisiana I had a bobcat in my backyard come strolling up to my backdoor which had glass panels. It was interested to see inside the house. They are amazing animals. They have these pale gray hairs on their bodies that tend to camoflauge them because the gray hairs make them look like smoke or mist. Hard to explain but if you've seen them (alive, of course) it's a real treat.I also had an armadillo that liked to knock on our backdoor sometimes. I admit I was not a good host because I did not welcome it inside.

Oh, Dear Miss Cellania, I do so appreciate your informing us of where ads and promotional materials are in the videos. Thank you!

I am sooo excited to read about these leg braces. I have zero cartilage in my knees so I cannot walk and have to rely on my wheelchair or my indoor scooter to get around. How lovely to be able to walk again with these pants. I would rent them for a day to see if they do what they promise and, God willing, I will buy them if they prove true. Only problem is I don't live anywhere near their rental facilities. Stay tuned...

opossums have very high blood pressure. When frightened they faint. When their heart rate slows down they wake up and go off and do whatever. I was a volunteer feeder at an animal shelter and we had an enormous opossum named Penelope. She was cross eyed and extremely fat and her hygiene was non existent. Boy did she smell. Anyway, that's how I found out about their high blood pressure. I thought for sure that tidbit would have been on that list.

He never made it past 'captain'? Outrageous!

What a pretty cool story that would be to claim you got to sleep outside on the top of the White House in a cooling tent. I doubt many could claim that experience.

That's a great painting but I wonder why the artist painted the woman with the sword not looking at her victim. Instead she looks like she's staring at the shield, which sort of makes sense but she's delivering the fatal strike and looking at the sword's target would make more sense to me.

I wish they had a video of it working. I would love to see it.

I fully expected the story to say his bones had disappeared with only a note left behind saying his bones were committed to the sea per his last wish. I definitely like that ending and if I had access to his bones I might have done just that.

We got relocated to Lake Charles and the company put us up in a local hotel which it turns out was infested with scabies! I had such a bad reaction to the bites that I had huge watery blisters the size of silver dollars. Got misdiagnosed by the first doctor that said I had herpes. Wrong. I finally found another doctor that took one look at my blisters and said I had caught scabies from that hotel. How did he know? Because he'd had scabies once, too. It took over a full year to rid ourselves and our clothing of those damned bugs. Twice a week we'd have to strip the beddings and sterilize the sheets and clothing in our new washing machine that had a sterilizer button on it. Ask me why I'm no fan of Louisiana.

Oh, the look of pure joy on that man's face makes me smile each time I see it.

Hot pockets...

Bunnies for nothin' and your chicks are free.

That picture - is it the Harry Potter dragon - sans outer skin - that sits upon Gringott's bank at Universal Studios, Orlando?