The first thing Shea wanted to see were the penguins. Because they were the very first exhibit at the entrance. What a memory on kids, huh?
Sheazie's namesake (Sheazie Bear).
*Yay! Being outside is so much fun!*
The Zoo is not only good for your imagination, it's also a good place to get edumacationed.
"That, Sheazie Bear, is how you make see-see!"
"I don't want to make see-see! I'm going to sit here and play with Thomas."
Right about this moment, Shea was probably silently singing the theme from Disney's The Lion King. Because soon...
He belted out the song's opening stanza!
Hakuna Matata!
What a wonderful phrase
Hakuna Matata!
Ain't no passing craze
It means no worries
For the rest of your days
It's our problem-free philosophy
Hakuna Matata!
"Mommy, I want to be a wyon!"
"Mommy, I'm Simba!"
"Okay, Mommy can we go now? Hurry, I'm scared of wyons and tigehs and beaws." (Oh my!)
*This sucks, and I don't mean the binky! I can't wait to be able to walk, and get out from behind this plastic barrier!* (Hala, Mayet, ma kapoy ka'g gukod nija!)
Here, here Jaida Bug. Have some milk (with hand signal). Please promise me you'll stay close to me when you learn to walk, okay?
Hee puh poh tah' moose.
Another edumacational moment...
That is what happens when you don't brush your teeth, Sheazie Bear.
And Shea simply replies: "Hee puh poh tah' moose!"
Auntie Netty taught him that.
You have to be careful what you teach a child though. What I would give to know what he was thinking at this moment...
And then Shea's action reveals his thoughts...
"Would you like to see my map? You can tear it into strips if you like..."
Out of the blue, Shea whips out a bit of philosophy on the apes. "The monkey is sad. But we don't look sad..."
How about that for edumacation! A child sees the truth. It is the truth because his eyes are innocent and unbiased. So what do you think Shea is really telling us about ourselves?
Hmmm...
Oh my...
"We have the same hands! But the monkey's hand is broken."
The SAME hands, he said! And, it's BROKEN. Oh my... I'm beginning to think that children may be better than PhDs at teaching ethics and philosophy.
*Hmph. I just can't wait to be able to walk... Hey, you got a binky I can suck on?"
*Oh, hello friend.*
*You too, huh? Yeah, my kuya gets to play with the exhibits and run around. Not us; we get stuck behind the glass. I feel ya, sistah...*
Jaida Bug, you wanna go see Preacher next?
"What? Who's Pweachah? I'm scared. Wyons, and tigehs, and Pweachah..."
(Oh my!)
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