All Entries - What I Learned From Animals

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A big ol’ Texas-sized round of applause (sound of big ol’ Texas sized applause) for all the folks who joined us for this month’s group writing project: What I Learned From Animals! Thanks again for sharing your stories (and more importantly, your lessons learned) with the rest of us!

This month we have a total of 37 entries [UPDATED], and you’ll find the entire list below (in no particular order, other than it’s how I found ‘em). Do yourself a favor and check ‘em all out. Heck, drop by the authors’ blogs and start a conversation, why don’cha!

[NOTE: If, for some strange reason I didn't list your entry, please forgive me! Drop me a note and I'll correct the oversight immediately!]

And finally - last, but hopefully not least, here’s not one, not two, but three from yours truly (what can I say? the topic inspired me!):

Y’all give yourselves a big hand, my friends! And as usual, a big tip o’ the hat to ya! Be sure to tune in for the next exciting edition of What I Learned From… And be warned; it’s only a couple of weeks away!

So, what’s the subject going to be, you ask? Well… that would be telling!

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23 responses so far

23 Responses to “All Entries - What I Learned From Animals”

  1. Brad Shorron Jun 16th 2008 at 6:49 am

    Robert, looks like you’ve herded up another great collection of posts here. Thanks for sponsoring these incredible projects.

    Brad Shorrs last blog post..Fabulously Instructive Branding and Marketing Posts

  2. Mother Earthon Jun 16th 2008 at 7:59 am

    This was so much fun! Sure looking forward to reading these. I am on vacation until the 27th, stop by Best of Mother Earth and support some of my guest authors. OK?

  3. Robert Hruzekon Jun 16th 2008 at 2:55 pm

    @Brad - You’re welcome! Every time I’m surprised.

  4. Robert Hruzekon Jun 16th 2008 at 2:56 pm

    @Karen - Thanks for adding yours to the pile, Karen. Have a great vacation!

  5. [...] This month’s writing assignment was to share with everyone something that you’ve learned from animals. The response was WONDERFUL. So many of our bloggers have clearly learned much from our hoofed, webbed, clawed, and four-legged friends. Thanks to Robert Hruzek for hosting this month’s assignment. [...]

  6. Pete Aldinon Jun 16th 2008 at 7:34 pm

    Who’d a thought animals could teach us so much! Congrats on another very fine carnival, Robert!!

    Pete Aldins last blog post..How Am I Doing… Really?

  7. Karen Swimon Jun 16th 2008 at 8:14 pm

    Robert, wow what a line-up! I can’t wait to read these! I am already hooked by many of the titles. Thank you so much for bringing community together!

    Karen Swims last blog post..Achieve A Lot with Just A Little

  8. Saraon Jun 16th 2008 at 9:36 pm

    Lots of great stuff here; I can’t wait to dig into it all.  And I have to say that I’m definitely intrigued by anything that includes “the duck’s posterior” right in the title!

    Saras last blog post..The Lost Art of Doing Nothing

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  10. Robert Hruzekon Jun 17th 2008 at 8:06 am

    @Pete - Hey, you’re welcome, Mate! Personally, I think we should keep an eye on ‘em - they’re gettin’ smarter all the time!

  11. Robert Hruzekon Jun 17th 2008 at 8:08 am

    @Karen - Thanks for throwing your own hat into the ring, too. Also, 80% of the fun is finding new folks, while the other half of the fun is reading stuff from old friends!

  12. Robert Hruzekon Jun 17th 2008 at 8:10 am

    @Sara - Yeah, I wanted to title it, “What I Learned From a Duck’s Butt“, but Mrs. MZM wouldn’t let me…  Oh, well.

  13. Samon Jun 17th 2008 at 9:29 am

    Wonderful roundup of animal educators.
    Don’t know why I did this, but I attempted to quantify the animals mentioned by types of comments such as:
    Positive comment about lab rats.
    Positive comments about six cats and 14 dogs.
    Positive comment about a deaf cat
    Negative comment about a cat and seven dogs.
    Other positive comments mention a muskrat; peacock; platypus; possum; pigeon; robin; dwarf lop rabbit; duck and someone else who has owned a Rhodesian Ridgeback.
    Spongebob Squarepants also gets a positive nod but the rest of his cartoon comrades are given raspberries.
    Negatives include: Mankind and a cruel boy. There’s sort of ambivalence shown toward a swarm of bees. 
    Wasn’t this WILF fun!

    Sams last blog post..Update to the last post on Romanian children

  14. Robert Hruzekon Jun 17th 2008 at 9:40 am

    Um… yeah. Sam, what you need, son, is a… hat! Too much sun can cause problems for the ol’ gray cells, y’know? :-D

  15. Samon Jun 17th 2008 at 11:37 am

    http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/815975/a_cat_autopsy_and_animal_csi_what_i.html?cat=53
    Read that and I think you’ll agree I need more than a hat.

    Sams last blog post..Update to the last post on Romanian children

  16. Robert Hruzekon Jun 17th 2008 at 12:19 pm

    Sorry to hear ’bout Kitty Gurl, Sam. But I think it WAS a bit close for all of them, especially when Papa wasn’t there to referree.

    Thanks for the story, Sam - I’ll pop it into the list post.

  17. GreatManagementon Jun 18th 2008 at 2:10 am

    RobertA great list but I am confused!The story about Sam the Border Collie is mine!Here’s the original link.I don’t know who Ivan Melgrati at Strategist.uk.org is but he stole my story!!Andrew

    GreatManagements last blog post..What I Learned From Jacob Share About Resume Writing For College Leavers

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  19. Robert Hruzekon Jun 18th 2008 at 12:53 pm

    ??? Andrew, I’m as confused as you are. The only link I ever picked up was the one I used. But I see the same story on your site, dated one day earlier.

    I suggest you contact Ivan and resolve it, then let me know and we’ll correct it here and the other places this list shows up.

    Thanks for letting me know, though!

  20. GreatManagementon Jun 18th 2008 at 1:03 pm

    Looking at this guy, Ivan’s site - he copies all my blog entries??? I shall contact him.

    I did sent the original link to you, Robert, in an email.

    Andrew

    GreatManagements last blog post..What I Learned From Jacob Share About Resume Writing For College Leavers

  21. Robert Hruzekon Jun 18th 2008 at 1:21 pm

    I’ll correct the links, Andrew. But I urge you also to contact Google and let them know. You don’t want his site showing in search results above yours!

  22. greatmanagementon Jun 19th 2008 at 1:59 am

    I wonder if Ivan has the nerve to reply and own up. There’s not even a link on his site to mine.

    Come on Ivan tell us your side.

    Andrew

    greatmanagements last blog post..What I Learned From Jacob Share About Resume Writing For College Leavers

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