Friend's kid inviting us all to a puppet show made from his bunk bed. Whole household on floor cushions watching this elephant and dragon argue by flashlight about what is best for baby doll. His parents are probably really regretting not having filmed it all.

Watched that on one youtube after watching a russian version of the same tale.

I remember there was one cartoon I had on vhs. It had bears with butterfly wings and I cant for the life of me remember the title but I still remember the norwegian dub and the song sang during some festival.

Sounds pretty cool, you'll have to let us know when you find it! Only winged bear cartoon I know of was from the Wuzzles which is probably not it, they only had one I think and she's a butter-yellow, her friend is a lion with that has pink or yellow 'bee' wings and is drawn a tad teddy-like.
http://nickjrcharacters.blogspot.com/2015/06/wuzzles.html

Am so sorry for the loss of your pets. Pony.Backpack you did a good thing adopting a snake and nursing her back to health, it's understandable that you'd have considered how hard it is to find a wise and caring snake home before your move, it likely would have been a risk either way. I have had an aquarium heater fail on me before, tropical pets are just not easy in temperate zones and humans can only do so much. I hope you and Strawberrysweets will remember all the love that you gave to your animal friends. Exotic pet people do not have it as easy as dog and cat people but by the same argument your experience would make you better carers for these creatures when you are ready to move on. They were lucky to have those loving homes. I hope Dex pulls through... I don't know much of anything about snakes but I hope this is not the end... I think they get lethargic from cold but maybe also is depressed about snake sister passing and not as active? I hope. ehugs.

Interesting... I've seen this before but always thought it was a kid/teen with hi-lighter pens... an extremely bored one barely touching the pony... used to marvel that anyone could get that bored with an old herd so that they could find nothing else to do with a pen and the pony. Mystery solved. Sad that they deteriorate but I guess not as much as thinking of that.

Thanks for making folk smile today...

Was homeschooled the majority of my childhood and not allowed much opportunity to be with other kids unless I had to see the pediatrician or something. We rarely went to parks, wasn't allowed to leave the yard, and was forbidden to go outside until my father was home and only then until dark. No playmates really or hardly ever. Had no internet in those days... had a secret friend penpal who was evasive when I tried to find out who she was but then she totally forgot about me. Found out years later she was faked by a parent for a while until they felt like giving up... they'd have known years before then that I was hurt by it, considering they were the person watching me check the mail.
I've had good and bad teachers, was in public school enough to get what it is to be bullied by your peers, as well as some things I'd been through as an adult. I think my favorite part about when you are old enough to college is that it's possible sometimes to pick your teacher but my least favorite part is it costs money so if the instructor signs up to teach a class and turns it into a personal biography fan-club instead there is basically little way to stop them or get your money back. I've had one or two teachers others described as abusive... I've never been able to figure out whether I dislike more the thorough abusers who pick on everyone outrageously, or the vain ones who try to divide the students against one another so they can blame the people who need help for not teaching the course while berating instead of helping the people who need help and natter on unrelated stuff about themselves as role models to college kids. The thorough ones are usually the most drastic, but the vain ones who manipulate everyone are kinda also worse in their own way, you know?
Most teachers I've had were basically average to really good. And I'm still glad of the caring ones who were into both their subjects and teaching them.
I think the internet has helped democratize adult learning to some extent, but it's still hard to make up some gaps while living as an adult because you have more relationships and responsibilities that rarely pause. I know there are a lot of people who teach for free now just because they love to and share their gifts online... I hope that one day that willingness changes the way we think about instruction... most especially as it's also been proven that people follow for no other reason than a love of learning, minus any credit. I'm not sure how much we get from being forced into student/pupil relationships. I'm not sure how much we get out of grades. I don't like it when people call anyone stupid or crazy. I do like it when there is value for each person as unique and no better than anyone else, when that happens learning does.
I'd have to say I am limited in some areas, but my least favorite subject no matter what it is the kind with a timer, especially a noisy timer. There is too much inside my head to filter out.

I LOVE that purple pony, OMG!! She's so cute and sassy!! Add me to the list of people who wants one!! <3 I adore her!

I just found a huge box of fakies under my bed I forgot I put there; I should get pics of everyone!

Oh yes please!

One of those dreams where life grows a bit more plausibly complex (in some still ludicrous way) than it already was... which brings so many fretful and in daylight funny complications per course for you and well everyone else protagonist or antagonist. After a groggy confusion recollecting my own set of obstacles made things feel nicely much smaller & my formerly scary mental list of problems shorter. If those gremlins only knew I bet they'd also be glad we didn't put me up to that much. 
But it was a relief simply to be me again in spite it all.