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Ring-tailed land and water animal sentients amaze me.

Isn't it interesting to imagine, in terms of Australian wildlife, such impressive sentients as ring-tailed rock wallabies and rock-haunting ring-tailed possums invoked through museum and school displays of lego or plush toys with each species' comparative family and friends, homes and hideouts, predators and prey?

Socotran trees are so amazing that they called for ancient comments even as they command current commentaries.

Isn't it interesting to investigate such ancient languages as hieroglyphics, Hittite and Sanskrit for such information about the impressive Socotra cucumber, dragon's blood, fig, frankincense, pomegranate trees?

The third-last sentence advises us that "Budgeting and economic decision-making and financial and retirement planning require committing numerical and textual information to memory and scrutinizing gains and losses, inflows and outflows."

Economic, effective, efficient use of our resources belongs among any gain-and-loss, inflow-and-outflow scrutinization.

The film Paddington enchants me even as I find quite unfavorable the scene with him fitting some oranges into an edible pile, other oranges into an inedible pile. Paddington looked rather too picky about oranges that figured -- at least photogenically -- quite edibly likable.

Mustn't our and contemporary animal-, place-, plant-well-being matter now and mustn't the same matter for future animals, people, places and plants?

Wise use of our animal, place and plant sentients and of ourselves offers the opportune-ist, optimal-est orientation to such afore-observed occurrences?

The Phoenicians amazed the ancient world with their seafaring and trading abilities.

One item that they included in their trade is cut-down tree wood.

Isn't it interesting to imagine Phoenicians itinerating Mediterranean and Middle-East peninsular lands with impressive Socotra wood?

The afore-mentioned peoples must have been sustainable-resource traders since such Socotra trees as cucumber, dragon's blood, fig, frankincense and pomegranate made it into modern times ;-D!

The month February celebrates national crepes and national pancakes days on Sunday, February the 2nd and Thursday, February the 13th respectively.

Family celebrations included hickory syrup-inundated crepes, pancakes and waffles.
Everything is delicious, what with involving family recipes.

But mightn't it be magnificently munchable with Natural Bridge-made hickory syrup?

It's hard to tell. Symbolism of colors changes with context. Red flowers mean something completely different than red traffic sign, for instance. Different cultures perceive it differently. Shades are a special story - just think about baby blue or navy blue. Etc. Icings and other decorative stuff should be (in general) looked more through aesthetics (which color goes well with the message, which color has tradition, etc.).

The computer crashed again before I conveyed yet another component of mixed-pomegranate, one-species or Socotran-pomegranate gardens.

Let's not leave out linking all the lovely species in long looks at their likability in launching dessert and dessert-like snack times, okay?

Mightn't pomegranate-candy, ice cream, pudding desserts match magnificently with main-course pomegranate-parts salad, soup, stir fry?

The computer crashed before I communicated another component of Socotra-cucumber drinkability and edibility.

Comparative Asian, Canadian, Socotran tea times defer to drawing together Asian, Canadian, Socotran cucumbers with their respectively Asian, Canadian, Socotran breads, condiments, ingredients, teas.

Their home-grown gardeners might manage them as buffet- or waiter-/waitress- or tasting table-manifestations.

Might Socotran cucumbers matter most for their managing most exotically?
Or would home-grown gardeners' guests or tasting-table participants welcome open-mindedly Asian-, Canadian-, Socotran-cucumber sandwiches with their respective country's bread, condiments, ingredients, teas?

The computer crashed again before I could convey another component of fig drinkability and potability.

Fig species do well with their fruits jam-ified and jelly-ified.
So isn't it interesting to imagine a fig-species garden from which fig fruits invite ingesting comparatively to invoke which is most inclusive of appearance, fragrance, taste and texture?

Septum piercings cause me to consider two holiday configurations.

One configuration defers to multi-colored septum piercings that, for example, domicile blue with red and white for July 4th and Memorial Day, green or orange for Saint Patrick's Day, green and red for Christmas, red for Saint Valentine's Day

These games achieve such fun results that they adapt to other holidays.

For example, can't bowling and musical chairs, respectively colored blue, green, orange and red contribute to Saint Patrick- and Saint Valentine-day fun?

Thank you for your comment below, on May 16, 2017, in answer to my previous observation and question.

All your comments below act to reinforce and supplement what your wizzley tells.

One comment particularly transmits what transpires during and after Zumba time: Feb. 12, 2013, that "It is a lot of fun and gets those feel good endorphin's pumping. I always feel great and happier after a Zumba routine. It's the feel good look good work out."

The day of the night -- like Sunday night, this Monday early morning -- that I undergo little or no sleep I veer away from anything energetic. But what works the next day -- like tomorrow, after Monday-night, Tuesday early-morning sleep -- after adequate sleep? Zumba!

Online sources associate Socotran cuisine with Bedouin tea.

Isn't it intriguing to imagine in tea-time cucumber sandwiches cucumber fruits from Asian, Canadian and Socotran cucumber trees (Averrhoa bilimbi, Magnolia acuminata and Dendrosicyos socotrana)?

Online sources thus far manifest nothing about the breads, the condiments, the ingredients of the afore-mentioned cucumbers.
And yet Asian-, Canadian- and Socotran-tree (Averrhoa bilimbi, Magnolia acuminata and Dendrosicyos socotrana) cucumbers and Asian, Canadian, Socotran tea would work wonderfully for tea time, wouldn't it?

Online sources consider the frankincense, the gold and the myrrh of the Three Wise Men as gifts that respectively count among the considerable characteristics of Jesus Christ kingship, priesthood and death.

Isn't it intriguing to imagine anciently invoked Socotran frankincense as the source of the afore-indicated frankincense?

The computer crashed before I communicated another component of mixed pomegranate, one-species or Socotran-pomegranate gardens.

The pomegranate fruit is among what interests in what is healthily important to ingest.

The afore-mentioned fruit might mix magnificently with its foliage and leaves.

Wouldn't pomegranate-parts salad, soup or stir fry work wonderfully?