Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Movie Night
Last night as mum was heading to bed, I upped her heart rate by bringing a very noisy cicada into the house, so that she had to chase it round to get it outside. She would not have been able to sleep if it got lost under the furniture. Luckily for her she found it and rehomed it in the neighbours garden.
To calm her down to help her sleep she looked for a soothing video to help her sleep and found this one of this man playing Bach to Lam Duan a blind elephant at an elephant sanctuary in Thailand. It even brought a tear to mums eye watching the elephant dance.
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That was a lovely video and the elephant was really enjoying the piano playing.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a cicada but have heard them when we have been on holiday. Once when we were on holiday in Spain they were in the tree outside our bedroom window and the noise was deafening.It was a good job they had air conditioning because it would have been impossible to sleep with the window open.
A group of cicadas can emerge from the soil every 17 years
ReplyDeleteto molt and mate. Other types come out every 13 years.....!
The video is lovely Poppy!x And, yes, it brought a tear to
my eye to..Bless!x
It’s gladdening to see this big fellow get some joy from life, even if he is blind.
ReplyDeletepoppy Q.....de moovee izza awwwww kinda one..... thanx for sharin :) ♥♥♥ { cicada's get crazed heer everee few yeerz...they look ta bee crazed again in 2024 they say.... } ☺☺☺
ReplyDeleteHey Poppy, we love that video too. Its just so wonderful to see how the elephant reacted to the music. Glad to see the music making them feel good. Thanks for the share. Have a great rest of your week.
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That music is furry relaxing.
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