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Pretty Panda Parlor
It’s pure
pandemonium in this pretty panda parlor. Plenty of
pandas and a proud Pekingese patiently await the arrival
of their new little playmate! The panda painting was
created by PaPa Sam!
For my little friends:
Here are some wonderful books that we will soon be
reading:
Ruby’s Wish
Shirin Yim Bridges
The Red Blanket
Eliza Thomas
The Red Thread
Ed Young
Pi-shu The Little Panda
John Butler
One Is a Drummer
Roseanne Thong
The Tale of the Mandarin Ducks
Katherine Paterson
Tai Shan the panda cub at the National Zoo in
Washington, D.C. was born two days after my application to
adopt was accepted… July 9th, 2005.
To see this adorable panda cub in action you can view the
panda cam which can be found
here.
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Trivia:
Giant pandas are black and white bears that live in bamboo
forests in central China. Pandas are the best recognized
but rarest animal in the world and now symbolize
endangered species and conservation efforts. |
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New black eyed cuddly panda cubs arrive almost monthly at the
Panda Parlor (see below)! They are nestled in a cozy crib
adorned with purple and pink butterflies woven on a new
comforter set! Ray G. Strobel wrote a book entitled, A Black
Eye Isn’t the End of the World. It states the “Panda
Principles” and highlights thoughts for living a better life.
Here is an excerpt from it…“Look under the fur. Perhaps if, like
pandas we all looked alike, we would be less tempted to spend
time analyzing the outsides of others. We would just focus on
the more important parts “under the fur,” where all the good
stuff hides.” |
Ping Ping the Panda and the Golden Butterfly
This is what happens when you have four years to wait!
Thanks Roberta!!!
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