On Good Friday we all ventured off to the Botanical Gardens to inspect the Japanese Garden and the shrine that Henry insists was built for him.
I'm not sure that I believe him, but after I have sat here watching him dancing to a melody of hits from the 1980s and 1990s (his jig to Nena's 99 Luftballoons is worthy of Leroy from Fame), I am quite sure that someone somewhere someday will erect a statue of some form or another.
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Happy Easter to you from Pollicino :)
That Japanese park sounds interesting... bring Henry to India, many people here like to make statues of Tamil film actors... I am sure they will not think twice to make a gigantic Henry statue!
That shrine looks like a great place to climb! I love going to the Gardens here in North Carolina, they are my favorite place in the world.
He's at the age when he thinks anything's possible!
Pollicino, and best wishes back!
Priyanka, there are ducks and carp there. I like the idea of a gigantic Henry statue. I’m thinking one as big as that one in Volgograd – Родина-мать зовёт! / Rodina Mat' Zovyot! / The Motherland Calls! – he can be holding a great big sword!
Evening Light Writer, Henry has spends a fair bit of time in them here too. No cover charge, plenty of space and lots to look at!
Rinkly Rimes, until his spirit is crushed!
Whatever he does, don't let him fly too close to the sun. Especially if he uses wax to fasten his feathers.
It has been tried, and it didn't work that time either.
I agree with Priyanka. Please send Henry to India, i am sure he won't have to lift a finger to become a star overnight. he is born to stardom!!!!
So, Henry has become a dancing owl now :-)? Or is it a dancing Hen(ry)?
Roddy, that was Icarus. He was Greek.
Yamini, isn't he a bit pale for Indians to embrace?
KL, he is just plain old dancing Henry. Of he loves to dance, and Ezra loves to watch him dance.
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