He likes you...

Or assaulted by a kakapo:

The mummified head of the world’s handsomest 3300 year old man - Seti I.

I actually had Daphne’s 1960’s mini dress - it was so fab.

The best kidnapping story is fictional - O. Henry’s, “The Ransom of Red Chief.” The elder Getty would have approved.

I always thought that it was illegal to throw away old National Geographics....

Oh great. Another movie that I will have to wait and watch when it’s out on DVD. I am simply unable to watch any animal movie, live or animated, in a theater. I get weepy and it is too embarrassing. I even well up if someone whistles the theme song to the old Lassie TV programs. And now I have to hug my dog because…

Why does Beauty have that scar on his face?

Herding cats...could be a problem without true specialists.

And here is Secretariat at 12 - playing in his paddock. (Note the daisy in his mouth toward the end. He won the roses, the black-eyed susans and the carnations. Here, he awards himself the daisies.)

Binghamton, New York - the perfect sandwich - the Speidie. (Pronounced SPEE-dee.) Simply chunks of lamb, chicken or pork marinated in a special sauce, then grilled on skewers. Serve on a large slice of Italian bread or roll. No condiments or additives needed. Simply marinated meat on fresh bread. It’s what heaven…

I never understood how she could even look at him when this guy was around.

That bear guy is the leading bear trainer in Hollywood, not some schmuck who thinks it’s cool to have a wild pet in his backyard. The big grizzly he’s playing with is a noted animal actor. Most recently he played the bear in the pit with Brienne in the Game of Thrones episode, The Bear and the Maiden Fair.

Jaime? - er, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau?

Don’t discount the direwolf when he gets his back up!

From a few years back - Sir Guy of Gisborne in BBC’s Robin Hood.

Forget the guy in the commercials - THIS is the most interesting man in the world!