Elizabeth Berndt's BlogSpot

  Let me fly high above Soaring, free wheeling, spreading love My wings never die My voice always sings I’m a spirit of fire but bring peaceful tidings My raptors follow where I go Helpers true, they fly to and fro So the sky is the limit What will be will be But I break barriers The future’s up to me. 10/27/20

  Night and day yet so alike When adventure calls, they want a bite of it Living on island time, they love their beach frame set of mind Harmonizing all the while Those canines adore each and every smile Innocent like a child Yet unbound, free and wild Under the light of the moon Sundog and Moondog howl in tune Dancing with the stars, along with them I swoon Savoring, among the ocean blue Love and devotion And commitment so true. 10/19/20

 Never again to see the light of day  Covid 19 took you away  My plaintive cry is, 'No, this isn't fair !'  I only wanted one last cheeseburger The last one in Jersey closed its doors  Forever shut, gone forevermore Yet your memories, fins up, always remain  Parrothead faithful, I always go against the grain !  10/8/20 

  Synopsis: Continuing from The Heat is On , this story is based on the plot of Jurassic Park , and on the real-life events surrounding the recent closure of Primeval Whirl in Disney's Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Michael Theodore "Mickey" Mouse announces the closure and retheming of Dinoland in Animal Kingdom. Just before the re-imagineered land is ready to open, two velociraptors break out of their reinforced confinement chamber, and while they can't consume the flesh of Toons, they have a hankering for their blood . Chapter 1—What Could Possibly Go Wrong ? Primeval Whirl was prepping for its big day in opening to the public. Recent events had declared it to be the next coming attraction for families and big kids alike. Everyone adored dinosaurs and with recent cloning technology using ancient DNA, dinosaurs were once again roaming the earth. Many had dismissed and shooed the warnings microbiologists and other reputed scientists repea