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Have You Seen This? Goat and coyote from Idaho are BFFs
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It's a goat and a coyote just having fun like good friends do. What other incentive do you need to watch this video? - photo by John Clyde


THE LIVING ROOM A best friend is something we all treasure. Someone you can be yourself with and have a great time together or weep together. Everyone needs a best friend, even goats and coyotes.

This video from Idaho shows us what it would be like if a domesticated coyote and a goat were BFFs just having a great time in someone's living room. I know most of us have been asking ourselves what this scenario would look like played out in real life, and we finally have the answer. It looks like this.

The coyote has a lot more energy and athleticism than the goat, but the goat has determination and excellent head-butting skills.

As I watch the video I can't help but have a theme song playing through my head of what would likely be the opening to a TV show called "The Adventures of Pete and Harold: The Bestest of Best Friends." The lyrics to the theme song would go something like this:

"Pete and Harold met when they were babes.

"Harold born in a stable and Pete in a tiny cave.

"The two meet soon after and became the best of friends.

"Now Pete and Harold fight crime while wearing fashionable threads."

OK, so the lyrics got away from me, as did the plot of the TV show, but I like the song and I'm looking forward to the pilot episode of the show.
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Have You Seen This? Street musician slays with clarinet
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Better than almost every face-melting guitar or drum solo. - photo by Facebook video screenshot

THE BIG EASY — Yeah, yeah, we all know that New Orleans is stuffed to the gills will incredible musicians.

But knowing that fact and then hearing that fact are two different things. You can step into any number of jazz clubs on any given night on Bourbon Street, and you’ll probably be impressed with virtually every act. Or you can sit at home on your comfy couch and watch this featured video.

In the video, you’ll see a woman who is in the groove. She is swinging hard, and wailing on her clarinet with a practiced expertise that makes it sounds so easy.

From note one you’ll be drawn in; your appreciation will grow with every second, and then your face will melt off when you realize how incredible she really is.

If you’ve never played a woodwind or a brass, you may not know everything that comes with a performance like this. Lung capacity and breath control are huge factors in keeping your notes clear and loud, and hitting those high notes is especially difficult.

So when this woman hits that high note and holds it for several seconds, you know you’re dealing with an exceptional musician. It means she has worked hard for years to develop skill on top of her natural talent, and we get to benefit.

It kinda makes you wonder how we let people get away with mumble rap and autotune when talent like this exists in the world.

I wish this video were longer, and I wish I had more information about this woman, but as it is, we’ll just have to appreciate the little flavor of New Orleans jazz posted by the Facebook group Clarinet Life.

Martha Ostergar is a writer who delights in the ridiculous that internet serves up, which means she's more than grateful that she gets to cruise the web for amazing videos to highlight for your viewing pleasure.
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