It’s 12 o’clock – can you see if my monkey programme is on?
So I guess she can tell the time then 😉 Monkeys are her other favourite interest after archaeology, so we were quite pleased to find Fifi’s boys: A story of wild chimpanzees with Jane Goodall. Result.
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3 responses to “Mummy, mummy!”
Thanks Jax we’re here woo – didn’t expect comments this morning but Stef shouted excitedly …. he’s as thrilled as the kids and me lol
Thank you :o)
BTW isn’t Jane Goodall marvellous?!
We like Jane Goodall too – she even turned up in an episode of the Wild Thornberrys once, which was fun. Dino has a few kids books by her if you’d like a lend? No monkeys or apes tho, think it’s lions, giraffe etc.
Wonderful programme on t’wireless t’other day like. Talking with bonobos. Aye, that’s right; “with” not “about”.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/lifewithkanzi.shtml
Straight to evil Real:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/rams/lifewith_20050418.ram