A Dolphin Massacre

This is an undeniably disturbing hidden manifestation of dolphin genocide. I am torn deeply by the innocent dolphins being murdered in our ocean. What I speak of is the truth driven out by Ric O'Bary with his Oscar winning movie, The Cove. This activism continues with the television series Blood Dolphins. As they thought there was a stray of hope...it was soon found to be solely a delay in the killing. The news teams and public broadcast of the act had delayed the fisherman in Japan from the September frenzy. As Ric O'Bary soon found...this delay was far from an end to the dolphin massacre. They did set free multiple dolphins, but it seems it was just an act to make the public eye go away...when behind the scenes the blood began to emerge. 

We have to do what we can to stop these dolphin captures as they are leading to the killing of those who are unwanted. These Japanese fisherman are calling this tradition and see nothing wrong with it as the slaughter is legal in Japan. Although it is legal, they still hide it to the small area known as, The Cove. I ask that you inform yourself on the subject and put yourself towards the cause. I have added the petition to my blog for you readers who may be urged to sign. Please act upon your feelings. This IS a genocide and it is depressing.

I go to bed wondering why they cannot free the unchosen and ponder how the captured dolphins feel as they deceive us with their natural smiles. The next time you see a captured dolphin, whether it be Seaworld or a more private resort, make eye contact with that dolphin and feel the undeniable connection to see what they really are feeling. Dolphins are intelligent beings and deserved to be saved. To learn more about the cause go to this site: http://www.earthisland.org/

Bedtime Boogie

Isn't is absolutely lovely when our children beg us to watch one last television show before bed? First it was bath time, then teeth, fresh diaper and pajamas...then just before Mommy picks up the wee one...he goes to the TV and begs for it to be turned on...Does the baby get his way? Yes, this evening he did... It was quite the experience! Now, Noah is so funny! He almost tries so hard not to dance when the little tunes come on, he turns his hip to the side, twists his toe, and then BAM! He can't help it anymore; the dancing follows! This video is so adorable of little Noah dancing to his last show before bed. I love it. I had a hard time uploading, so hopefully if you follow this link you can see it. http://www.facebook.com/#!/video/video.php?v=528062801647&ref=mf

Coincidental Timing

When one door closes, another one opens.  A complete cliche, but it works.  As you read in a previous post, I had recently lost my job.  Well, this morning I wake up to the most wonderful voicemail!  I am getting an interview for a job I applied for over a month ago when I was job hunting before!  An executive administrative position!

I am so happy that this opportunity has come along and off my resume goes to a few more places!

My Precious Boys

Now this, for all of you who haven't experienced...is called relaxation!  Enjoying life can be tiring, sit down for a few and take a moment to breathe deep.  If a 19 month old can do it, you can too!  I love this picture of my boys!

I love my baby

These moments are the best in life. I couldn't imagine a better moment than holding my baby in my arms.

There's a voice inside my head sayin' "you'll never make it."

Gotta keep my head held high...

I put this as my theme song because it means so much in my life.  Every day that goes by is difficult; whether you lose a job, have an unexpected pregnancy, argue with a friend or parent, whatever it may be...there is always tomorrow.

My life has become more complicated in the past week due to losing a job, but in another way it has become more flexible and relaxing.  It isn't always easy to remain on the positive side of a situation.  It is all a matter of the mind and how we choose to act.  It is ambition, personality, and poise.  Do you have it?

I know I have struggled in and out of my life, whether I am in touch with my senses or not, somehow I manage to make it back to where I need to be to keep my life in check.  I am a strong person and the people who put me down obviously do not understand what they are missing out on.  My son knew what he was missing when I wasn't home and I could tell the moment I arrived home from a hectic day at work.

I take this as a sign and a blessing.  My job is out there, I just have to search for it and grab it when it comes. I am taking life day by day, but keeping my hopes and dreams for the future.  My fiance told me last night when I was crying, "All that matters is that little boy in that room.  As long as he is happy, you should be happy.  He couldn't ask for anything more and you know that.  Just remember his smile and how happy he is. He runs around this new house like he is the happiest person on this Earth, tell me what could make him happier than to have a Mommy and Daddy that love each other?"

I love my fiance for keeping me in line at my lowest moments.  Right now, I jam to my music, listening to lyrics as if they speak specifically to me.  Now that is some life.  Live it, Love it, and Laugh while your at it!