Dedication to a brave "Little Hopper"

ccplim · 6th November 2004

I was doing my usual shoot when I happened to noticed this little fella hopping around. After observing him for awhile, I was sadden to comfirm that he has only one leg. This reminds me of the "Little Giant" thread that chngpe01 has posted a few weeks back.

It may be handicap but this little birdie is willing to subsist and that he is able to stay peacefully with the rest of its species.

This also reminds me that in our human world, there are a handful of people who looks down on people with disabilities. I feel that we should really learn more from these little birdies, be it courage, fighting spirit, or the ability to live in harmony.

I shall dedicate this thread to this brave "Little hopper" for its great courage and determination to stay alive.

6th November 2004	#1
ccplim Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: BN Posts: 1,228	Dedication to a brave "Little Hopper" I was doing my usual shoot when I happened to noticed this little fella hopping around. After observing him for awhile, I was sadden to comfirm that he has only one leg. This reminds me of the "Little Giant" thread that chngpe01 has posted a few weeks back. It may be handicap but this little birdie is willing to subsist and that he is able to stay peacefully with the rest of its species. This also reminds me that in our human world, there are a handful of people who looks down on people with disabilities. I feel that we should really learn more from these little birdies, be it courage, fighting spirit, or the ability to live in harmony. I shall dedicate this thread to this brave "Little hopper" for its great courage and determination to stay alive.