BeRozo, New City, NY (2025)

10/16/2025

In 1982, Tippi Hedren was photographed casually lounging with her pet tiger.
Yes a real tiger. 🐅💫

Most people knew Tippi from her unforgettable role in Hitchcock’s The Birds, but few knew the full story of her life after Hollywood: a woman who turned her fame into fierce advocacy for animals, especially big cats.

That photo the one with the tiger in her home wasn’t a publicity stunt.
It was a snapshot of a life devoted to protecting the very animals many people feared or misunderstood.

Tippi didn’t just love wildlife she fought for it.
After seeing how lions, tigers, and cougars were kept in cramped, often cruel conditions as exotic pets or circus attractions, she made it her mission to give them a better life.

She founded the Shambala Preserve in California a true sanctuary, not a spectacle.
A place where rescued big cats could live safely, freely, and with dignity. 🏞️🐾

That image of her and the tiger?
It’s not just wild — it’s powerful.
It shows a woman fearless in her compassion, unwavering in her belief that every creature deserves respect, protection, and a second chance.

Tippi Hedren wasn’t just an actress.
She was a trailblazer for animal welfare, and that tiger wasn’t just a pet it was a symbol of the bond she believed was possible between humans and animals… if only we’d care enough to see it.

📸🐅💛🎬🌿

10/12/2025

What Pierce Brosnan 007 sees in his wife is a question that comes up frequently on social media,,, only as a result of her weight gain over time...
In my opinion, our culture places far too much emphasis on being thin and equating it with beauty. Older women, particularly moms, use 20-something models as a measure of their own beauty and what they were like.
Here's a story for all of you who are no longer 20 and trim but have been married or in long-term relationships and have raised families.
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“The wife looked at herself in the mirror and asked her husband:
Do you still love me.?
The man replied: Oh yes!
But my body is not the same as when we first met?
No, I did not notice, the man replied.
She put her hand on her stomach and
said,
look my belly is much bigger and heavier,
My legs are not slender anymore….
She came to him with tears in her eyes and asked, "Why do you love me like this?"
The man replied:
Look, when I touch your body, I feel
your love,
I see your kind heart,
I see your beautiful figure,
I know it's a perfect shape,
I love you.
Don't be mad at the way you look,
enjoy the way I see you,
And the way I still feel you.
I fell in love with the sensuality
and kindness of your soul, not with
the bustle of your body,
and through
tears it drew a smile on her face,
which shines again.
That's how it should be in life and love, because
you love not with your eyes, but with
your heart.”

Unknown author

10/11/2025

This post will be very controversial, but here goes.

I… don’t like cats. Like, at all. They just don’t do it for me. The whole litter box thing, the butt on the dining table, the insouciance. My husband feels the same way.

About a year ago, this cat showed up on our farm, and we were like, eh, ok, she’s pretty cute. She can live outside.

Cut to now, where this creature lives on my face. She’s the cuddliest, sweetest animal I’ve ever encountered. My husband carries her around like a baby, and talks to her in a funny voice.

WHO ARE WE?? What sorcery is this?? I must know how this has happened.

Edited to add: Her name is Pork Chop

10/08/2025

"I was on my way to pay a bill over in the shopping center near SAMs located Samuel and Buckner in Pleasant Grove. I end up sitting in the turning lane to enter into SAMs parking lot for 5 minutes listening to cars lean on their horn, roll down their windows to yell 'get out the way' and watched cars back up and go around a white Chevy truck. I was like everyone else at first... Ready for the truck to move out the way. The cars come flying off that bridge on Buckner. As I was turning I noticed that the guy that was driving was not moving. I drove on into the lot but before I got to the first speed bump I went to go check. So I turned my car around and parked on the outskirts of the lot, got out and walked to the curb to see if anyone in the car was moving but no one was. I decided to try to get 4 lanes of traffic to stop and allow me to get to the vehicle. As I reached the car I could see a man sitting in there with his eyes wide open but whenever I said something to him he was non-responsive. I kept telling him to pull over and talk to me if something was wrong but still no response.

His window was rolled down and it was raining. His clothes were drenched so I thought he had been rained on but no no no, he was drenched in sweat. I told him I was going to reach in and unlock his door and to please not hit me. No response still. As I opened the door his foot comes off the brakes and his truck starts rolling forward. I had to stop the truck by punching the brake with my hand and reach over to put the truck in park. Seeing that this man was probably unconscious at this point I picked him on up, readjusted him and just started walking back to the other side of the street not thinking or worrying about the cars that were whizzing by until a group of drivers realized what I was doing and brought the moving vehicles to a halt. I crossed 4 lanes of traffic to get this man to the grass where I laid him down, then returned to the truck to get it out of the street, parking it near my car. I put him into the bed of his truck and a few seconds later about 6 cars were there to help. 3 of the people that got out were nurses and began to assist me.

Maybe 3 minutes after getting him onto that truck bed he started seizuring and did so for about 4 minutes spitting and coughing up blood. The nurses and I rolled him on his side. By the time the paramedics arrived he had stopped seizuring. They took him into the ambulance and started running tests to find out that his blood sugar level had dropped all the way down to 17 and was on the verge of dying if something wasn't done immediately because he was in diabetic coma. He had a mild stroke which was the reason he had stopped his truck in the middle of the street to begin with. I thank God for putting me in the right place at the right time."

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