One amusing day
While trying to look for possible images for our upcoming church anniversary theme, I used the following keywords to google: moving forward, unity and hands holding.
Out of the thousand images and web sites I checked out, I came across this endearing video of two Otters. The video clip was taken at the Vancouver Aquarium.
Further readings about the endangered Otters stated that they hold hands as a survival instinct. It is part of their social group role to protect each other from easily drifting away especially in rough waters.
Now, that’s a nice way to reflect something for our anniversary theme. We should be reminded to learn from the Otters -- to be there for each other especailly when times are tough. Or else, like them, such act of kindness will become extinct, too.
If you haven't seen it, watch it and be amused as well.
It made my day.
Out of the thousand images and web sites I checked out, I came across this endearing video of two Otters. The video clip was taken at the Vancouver Aquarium.
Further readings about the endangered Otters stated that they hold hands as a survival instinct. It is part of their social group role to protect each other from easily drifting away especially in rough waters.
Now, that’s a nice way to reflect something for our anniversary theme. We should be reminded to learn from the Otters -- to be there for each other especailly when times are tough. Or else, like them, such act of kindness will become extinct, too.
If you haven't seen it, watch it and be amused as well.
It made my day.
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