I found this a little while ago on youtube and then forgot to post it. I challenge you to watch this without laughing; it sure makes me happy. It's all about unrestrained joy. And jumping. On beds.
Without further preamble, here you go.
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I hope to have that much energy and enthusiasm to want to jump so much ;)
Thanks and have a splendid new year!
Hey Miss Z!
It's been a while since you graced the raisins with your presence. It's great to hear from you; I hope your upcoming year is even more splendid and filled with your wonderful quotes and art.
Thank YOU!
When you try to jump on your bed the way the sheepy did, do what I did to prepare. I did a lot of leg lift exercises, deep knee bends with bags of rock salt on each shoulder. That way, my legs were wobbly just like a newborn sheepy! EXACTLY like!! (It's been proven in scientific studies that rock salt deep knee bends are the way to mimic toddler-like, wobbly sheepy legs in humans. I read it in a real scientific journal on the subject.) So I did that and then got up on the bed and then down on all fours and hopped around and fell off the side just like in the video! (And if you are concerned (about me or sheepy), no injury resulted from tumbling off the side of the bed like that.)
Try it! Everyone who visits Raisin-land, try it!
Try it and post the results here.
(And please post the results or you will have us all worried that maybe you did get injured. I'm serious. Don't put your mother and me through all that stress! We just want to know you're safe!)
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