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Saturday, November 05, 2005
Penguins and Polar Bears Should not and would never meet, under normal circumstances. Penguins are from the south pole. Polar bears are from the north. They live oceans away. And with good reason. For if a penguin, waddling through the ice should come across a polar bear, the bear would surely devour the penguin, leaving her as nothing more than a pile of oily black feathers.  But if there was nearby water, she would flap her underwater wings and swim away. No polar bear could blame her for that. My birthday is over and now it is yours. So I'll swallow my white-bellied ego and tell you I'm very sorry. |
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