
At the Calgary zoo, we happened upon the prairie dogs out in the sun for a little nibble. As I watched them lounging about eating themselves silly it occurred to me that these creatures were some of the fattest and cutest little guys I'd seen in some time. How absolutely content to be warming under the sun with a few buddies hanging out. And realized that people could learn a thing or two from them. They seem to have no worries what the others think of them, they go about their business without concern. Fat, happy and blissfully unaware of the jaded and skewed vision of the people around them. They are just content to be. I wish we all could be content with ourselves, not pass judgement on others, or be made to feel bad if we are different. What a life it must be. I wish I could be more like them and perhaps will try to adapt to their more simple way of just being. Wouldn't it be nice? To not care/worry about what other people think about us. Think about it.
~ Cheers!
Newly found appreciation for not being like everyone else