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Hi, it’s Green, not so greyt news from Grey over in Oz, as it seems to be stuck in a boomerang circuit over Boomerang Beach. But Angry has thought up a cunning plan ( Blackadder ), so hopefully that’ll work, and they will be able to continue on their merry way. Here’s hoping! And here’s the last couple of Werewolf of Oz blogs:
Spirit Lifts, Mind Plans, Body Gives Us Hope
I was getting sick of the sight of Boomerang Beach and Green Point by the twenty-ninth return journey, and told Cathy... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Grey Greyvara , leader of the Grey Equality Transition (GET) at the Greenygrey. I am upset to see the grey name tarnished in the The Grey film, which regurgitates the demonic wolfophobic style grey wolf image that has led to the wolf’s extinction in most regions of the world.
Grey Balance
If anything has suffered a horrific nightmare in the human-wolf relationship, it is the grey wolf, with communities of the animal that gave us our ‘best friend’ in the dog, wiped out around... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Green, greyt news from Oz. Grey has survived a couple of adventures and posted twice. There’s some nice little poems, although some might consider them literary nonsense. So without further ado, here they are:
Bongin Bongin Bay ends where Curl Curl began
We thanked Captain ’roo from ’roo for a pleasant voyage back to Bronte, and said farewell to the Carruthers siblings when they headed inland. Our raft was still there, so it was back on the ocean waves for us.
Dee Why ? Curl... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Green. Great news from Sydney, where Grey seems to be having a fun time touring around the city. Here’s the latest two blogs from the Werewolf of Oz. It’s followed by a new Folding Mirror poem from our ol’ pal, Marc Latham on the fmpoetry site.
Dr. Watson and the Case of a Greycliffe House Mouse
We didn’t like the sound of Hunters Bay, so we headed over to the Sydney Harbour National Park , where I really liked the name of the headquarters and visitor centre: Greycliffe House... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Green. Grey’s been blogging a lot lately, so just got the latest three Werewolf of Oz blogs into the Greenygrey world, and need a rest now. It’s greyt to see Grey enjoying itself in Sydney, meeting Paddington Bear and Spit the Dog’s descendents. Cheers.
Arriving in Sydney, Booked by Bronte
Moon moves milky
waves washing whales
rising rolling roaming
entrancing ethereal eternal.
Sighting Sydney is a Sight for Sore Eyes
Sea and shore had been serenely silent for... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Green. First of all, I was just looking at Fresh Pressed on WordPress yesterday, and saw Debra Kolkka had some photos of Brisbane up on her blog. As Grey is heading that way I thought I’d repost them over to the Werewolf of Oz blog. I’ve also copied my favourite below. Looks like Grey should feel at home in Brisbane when it gets there!
Secondly, our editing team at the Greenygrey have tidied up Grey’s blog from a few days ago, and the end of the blog’s before and after are below... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Harry Silhouetteof-Wolfhowlingonthehill. I thought our Andy Wolfhol was taken artistic license when he complained about wolfophobia on last week’s Celebrity Big Brother , where they had tasks with a fairy tale theme. These included a big bad wolf in Red Riding Hood and Three Little Pigs .
Wolfophobia from Show to Contestant
But on Tuesday’s highlights, one of the twins (Kristina I think) was talking about Denise in an negative way, and said she was like the big bad wolf. I doubt... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Green. Greyt news from Grey. It seems to have recovered from its Swan Lake tragedy, and has blogged a couple of days in a row, so we’re all hopeful at the Greenygrey that it will reach the conclusion of its quest soon. We can’t wait to welcome it back. Here’s the latest two blogs brought into the Greenygrey world for your convenience:
Husky Son in Huskisson Hushes Us On
Elle took to the raft-pulling like a dolphin to water, and with the load lightened behind we reached similar... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Wolf Whistzer, with a GGN update. Grey has had a tragic time in Swan Lake, which was pretty inevitable if you know the classic storyline. And our ol’ pal, Marc Latham, has created a new folding mirror poem. All the above are presented for you below in glorious greenygrey:
Human Civilisation and Geography Analogy Poem
Natural Disaster
nuclear winter clouds all
bombers above radar
missiles fly silent
artillery arches
shellshock
war erupts out of earthquake words... Read Full Story
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Hi, it’s Harry Silhouetteof-Wolfhowlingonthehill. Yesterday I discussed a video showing a wolf in the house, and how an experiment showed it could not be trained like a dog. Although dogs and wolves are 99.8% genetically similar, nurturing pups from five days old did not work. The wolves acted wild by eight weeks old, and did not take notice of commands like the dog pups they were compared to.
How Wolves Became Dogs
While wolves could not be nurtured from young, a Siberian experiment... Read Full Story
