Cat-In-A-Suit!

Very Formal Indeed

Baby Fennec Fox!

Fluffy + tiny= CUTE!

Smooch!

Such cute big ears!

Invisible Children

This does not relate to horses, cute animals, or really anything I write about on this blog. I just want everyone to be aware of what is happening down in Africa with Joseph Kony. This is copy and pasted from the Invisible Children website: http://www.invisiblechildren.com/
I strongly encourage you to join the cause!

HOW IT STARTED

In the spring of 2003, three young filmmakers traveled to Africa in search of a story. What started out as a filmmaking adventure became much more when Jason, Laren, and Bobby stumbled upon Africa’s longest-running war--a conflict where children were both the weapons and the victims.

They produced the documentary Invisible Children: Rough Cut in 2005. At first they just showed it to their friends and family, but it wasn’t long before millions of people had seen the documentary and knew about the “invisible children.”

In 2006, Invisible Children, Inc., became an official 501(c)3 non-profit.

WHO WE ARE

We are storytellers. We are visionaries, humanitarians, artists, and entrepreneurs. We are a generation eager for change and willing to pursue it. With a U.S. headquarters in San Diego, CA, our programs rely on talented staff, hundreds of committed volunteers, and thousands of young activists who want to use their voices for peace. Our offices in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo are run by development professionals primarily from the war-affected region. These offices in Gulu, Uganda and Dungu, DRC exist to promote peace and prosperity in post-conflict regions and protect communities currently affected by LRA violence.

HOW WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Half our work happens on the ground in Central Africa, and the other half happens in the United States.

In Central Africa, all of our programming is a partnership between Invisible Children and LRA-affected communities. We focus on long-term goals that enable children to take responsibility for their futures and the futures of their countries. Our programs are carefully developed initiatives that address the need for quality education, mentorships, the redevelopment of schools, and financial stability. In areas where the LRA is still active, we focus on civilian protection and rehabilitation.

Our work in the United States focuses on advocacy and inspiring America’s youth to “do more than just watch.” We believe that by uniting our voices we can use the systems, influence, and resources of the United States to expedite an end to the conflict.

Coati Babies!

Rawr!

Im Readin Ur Mindz... Lol

Puppy Fell Asleep!

Hunger Games Movie Review!

Please note that: Peeps who haven't read the Hunger Games book have less of a chance of understanding this review than those who have read the book.

     I am pleased to say that The Hunger Games movie was AMAZING! The characters were very well chosen and played their part amazingly. The only character that was not how I had pictured her while reading the book was Clove, but that doesn't even matter because she acted just how she was supposed to and did amazing. Below, there is the cast of The Hunger Games actors.
   
     To people who have read the book: The ONLY part that was a little bit upsetting was how Katniss found the MockingJay pin. I will not tell you how, but she did not find it how she was supposed to.
Other that that,


                    5 STARS FOR AWESOME MOVIE

                                                 

Please do not be surprised by their appearances! These pictures are of the every day actors, before their makeup and outfits are on, so not all of these actors (like Elizabeth Banks) will not look the same in the movie.