Feeding Maggie to the Tigers

[mariole]

THE thousand injuries of Maggie I had borne as I best could, but when she ventured to insult Aragorn, I vowed revenge. You, who so well know the nature of my soul, will not suppose, however, that I gave utterance to a threat. AT LENGTH I would be avenged; this was a point definitively settled. I must not only punish, but punish with impunity

Comments

[mechtild]

Ha ha ha! That was fun, Mariole. You two are great tour/photo journal artistes.

"Mariole points out a pooping wolf, for those who are interested."

This cracked me up all the more because the attraction of unusual of spectacular animal poop was a subject of discussion this afternoon. A neighbor came over and talked of taking his little granddaughter to the circus. He favourite part was when the elephant pooped. This led to a series of "interesting poop" annecdotes from everyone gathered.

[mariole]

Yes, the pooping wolf was a low blow. And I was so charming through the rest of this entry!

It really is a fascinating place. I'll post a few more pics in my next. Cheers!

[addie71]

Alas, poor Maggie. May she R.I.P.

[mariole]

I have a feeling she will not. I suspect she walkest among us still! More in my next, most hideous post!

[shirebound]

Oh my, what a suspenseful tale! But isn't it possible that (since you didn't watch until the very end) Maggie escaped somehow, and is even now stalking across the Plain seeking you? I'd sleep with one eye open from now on, if I were you.

[mariole]

It is not only possible, it is likely. She is too clever, the nimble wench! More in our next hideous installment.

(I see that Pip is hiding from the tigers. Well done, Pip!)

[elasg]

Alas poor Maggie, we knew her...wait, not? ;)

[mariole]

*sniff* From noble friend, to meatsicle. What a way to go.

[singeaddams]

Dude, let the wolf have a little privacy! Sheesh! (Meanwhile, now that I have a niece staked out in Colorado, I'm putting this place on my Must See list when I go to visit her.)

[mariole]

It's fun, and really unique. 70 tigers! They're so beautiful. We're going to go again in May, during the early evening, to hear the wolf pack sing at sunset. :)