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The median home value in Hockessin, DE is $381,600.
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The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Hockessin, DE is $381,600.
Approximately 86.93% of Hockessin homes are owned,
compared to 10.77% rented, while
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Commercial properties are also available.
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Location is why you will want to see this perfect home; Value is why you will buy it! Located in the heart of Hockessin this move in ready home with updated d~cor offers 4 bedrooms and 3 and a half baths. Drive up to the 2 car garage and walk right into the heart of the home, the bright and spacious eat in kitchen which is recently updated and features stainless steel appliances. On the first floor there is also a thoughtful office, large formal dining room, and cozy den with new windows and warm fireplace. No need to head to the basement to do laundry, it's also on the first floor featuring new cabinets, granite counters, and customer storage closet. Right next door is a large updated powder room. The finished basement has an open fitness area, full bath, walk-in storage, media area with theater lighting plus 2 additional rooms that are ideal as a hobby space and playroom. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, bright and peaceful, with large closets, newer carpet, and built in closet organizers. At the end of the hall is the spacious master suite with private bath and walk-in closet with custom storage. The yard is a junior Longwood Gardens, but easy to maintain with established plantings and mature trees and niche courtyard at the front and deck extending off the back of the house. Roof was replaced in May of 2010, security system installed in 2013, and hot water heater was replaced in September 2011. This property has everything to offer: community, updates, and storage; just bring your belongings and move right in! Add it to your tour today!
High quality renovations are evident the moment you tour this amazing Hockessin home! Elegantly situated half acre lot, on a cul de sac in a serene park-like setting, this home has everything today's buyers could want, and much more. You'll know this home is special, as you enter the foyer with hardwood floors & staircase, leading to the open living room w/fireplace, and formal dining room, both featuring wainscoting & custom built-ins. French doors lead you to the welcoming family room w/stone fireplace, open to the large kitchen and sunroom w/ vaulted ceiling & skylights. Gorgeous renovated kitchen features maple cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless appliances, double oven, warming tray, abundant cabinetry, & large island with cooktop. The entire area has a terrific flow and is great for entertaining. Completing the first floor is a back bedroom, currently used as a spa, w/ vaulted ceilings & closet, which could easily be a den, bedroom, or office. Upstairs, you'll love the large master bedroom suite with three closets, & renovated full bath w/ heated tile floor, aromatherapy tub, and rain shower w/jets. Add two more bedrooms with ceiling fans, an open upstairs foyer area, & second full bath, and this space is perfect for a growing family. The finished lower level features an amazing custom wine cellar & tasting room, large media room w/ screen, projector, & surround sound, another recreation room w/kitchenette, and even more storage space. As much as you'll love the interior of this beautiful home, you'll enjoy the tranquil beauty of the partially wooded backyard w/ multi-level deck and privacy, as much if not more. Add Red Clay schools and the new Cooke Elementary right down the street, and you don't want to miss this house. Call for your appointment today!
Great Location, Super Spacious & Ready to Go! Move right in to this gorgeous 3 BR, 2 Full & 2 Half Bath 5 year young townhome in a prime location on cul-de-sac street. Cooking is a joy in the Huge Eat-In-Kitchen with granite counters, 42" maple cabinets, gas range, dishwasher, disposal, large pantry & lots of natural light. Relax in the open floor plan spacious living area with gas fireplace, dining area and sliders to rear deck overlooking tranquil wooded view. Upper level features 3 BR with a spacious MBR w/full bath, garden tub, double sinks, separate stall shower, walk-in closet. Large lower level family room has half bath, sliders to patio, 1 car gar with opener and 2 driveway spaces. Main floor laundry, all appliances included & more.
This house needs some TLC and the price reflects that. Some upgrades have been done- carpet and vinyl flooring. Fantastic lot backing to open space. There's a walkout from the basement to the rear yard. Family room has a brick fireplace. Large laundry room. Located in the popular neighborhood of Mendenhall Village. This property is bank owned and is being sold in "as-is" condition. All inspections are for informational purposes only.
This bright and spacious unit, in Hockessin's sought after Coffee Run condominiums, features updated kitchen. The wall to wall sliders open to a large balcony with view of the courtyard. It is at the opposite end of the pool making it a private and park-like setting. While building entrance to this unit is on the first floor, due to the building grade, the unit is at the second level. The private master suite has a full bath with a large walk in closet. The guest bedroom has ample closet storage. A second full bath serves as a guest bath and powder room. In addition to the two bedrooms, a third room is available for use as an office or den. Additional storage is located directly to the left of the unit vestibule and in the basement. Home is very well maintained! Monthly condo fee of $505 includes exterior maintenance, pool, clubhouse, basic cable, entrance security system, trash and snow removal.
Impeccable custom built 4br, 4ba colonial on premium private lot offers exquisite improvements. Refinished hardwood floors on most of the main level. Refined kitchen has granite countertops, GE profile appliances, tumbled marble backsplash plus bright and sunny breakfast room. Family room at the home's heart offers gas fireplace and access to sunroom. Fifth bedroom on main floor perfect as a playroom or office and full bath. Sumptuous owner's suite features tray ceiling and relaxing bathroom with corner jacuzzi tub, separate renovated shower, and double vanity. Three spacious secondary bedrooms and full bath complete the second level. Finished walkout basement perfect for entertaining with built in bar and full bath. Dramatic yet comfortable. This is a property for those who appreciate all life's luxuries. *Feeder pattern for the 2015/2016 school year is the new Cooke Elementary School.
A Great Opportunity to Live in Popular, Convenient Quail Ridge in Hockessin. This 3/4 bedroom, 2 story home has much to offer. Starting with beautiful curb appeal including stone exterior, front porch and mature landscaping. Enter the home into a 2 story foyer that leads to an open kitchen that sits between the dining room and family room. Also located off the kitchen is a sunroom perfect for relaxing three seasons of the year or add a heater for year round enjoyment. The family room has a beautiful wood floor, cathedral ceiling and wall mounted TV above the fireplace (included). A large living room, laundry room and powder room complete the first level. The second level features a spacious loft overlooking the family room. The loft could easily be converted into a fourth bedroom ? it already includes a closet. All three bedrooms are on the second level with 2 full baths. The lower level has a finished room with a bonus room/office space and a utility room. Great Home, Great Location, Great Price!
Welcome home to this updated 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath colonial in the desirable Mendenhall Village community. Gleaming brand new hardwood floors. Brand new paint and carpet. Spacious living room with box bay windows opens to the dining room. Hardwood flooring in the totally renovated eat-in kitchen with cherry cabinets,tumbled stone tile backs-plash, stainless steel appliances and granite counter-tops. Step down to the spacious family room with brick fireplace, hardwood floors and sliding glass door leading to back patio and private back yard.Finished basement playroom. 3 spacious bedrooms and the updated full bathroom with new laminate floors,and upgraded fixtures. Enjoy entertaining in the private, well landscaped backyard.Updated high efficiency HVAC system and hot water heater, updated windows,siding, gutters with guards and more. 2015-16 school year feeder pattern to the new Cooke Elementary School. Take a look today, this house will not disappoint.
Gorgeous home in a highly sought after Hockessin Chase community with very popular North Star school feeder pattern. An inviting grand 2 story foyer with Palladian window and turned staircase. The bright and cheerful living room opens to dining room with decorative columns for both formal and casual entertaining. A spacious fully-equipped kitchen with fabulous granite countertops, oversized center island, gas stove, 42" cabinets and desk station. Spacious sunken family room features vaulted ceiling, skylights, triple-window set and a gas fireplace with raised brick hearth. The luxurious master suite offers coffered ceiling, a large walk-in closet and master bath with double vanity, whirlpool tub and separate shower. Expanded deck overlooking a treed backyard for added privacy. Large finished basement includes full bath, game room and rec area. 9' ceiling on first floor, gleaming hardwood floors in foyer, kitchen, first floor office and more. Priced for quick sale.
Situated in Deerfield, an established Hockessin community boasting delightfully private lots and a lush assortment of mature trees. Warm and inviting, this exceptional home has distinctive features creating fabulous rooms that are great for both formal and informal entertaining. Gleaming hardwood floors throughout most of main level, and 4 fireplaces add to the appeal of the meticulously cared for interior. Whether preparing a meal for yourself or numerous guests, the large eat-in kitchen with granite countertops and center island with seating makes cooking a joy. The adjacent family room, centered around a striking brick fireplace, is open to the kitchen and provides great space to gather with family and friends. At the end of a long day, retire to the upper level master suite featuring a wood-burning fireplace, walk-in closet, and full bath complete with jetted soaking tub. A possible 2nd master suite with gas fireplace and full bath, and two additional bedrooms that share a hall bath round-out the second level. Spaciousness abounds in this home as it also includes formal living and dining rooms, main level study, three-season sun room, enlarged laundry/utility area, and two car garage. Location convenient to downtown Hockessin"s numerous restaurants and shops, the HAC, library, and more! Recent updates include a new roof in 2014, new HVAC in 2013, fresh paint throughout main level, and newly renovated powder room. In ground pool has been removed.
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You are STILL making a terrible mistake filing bankrutpcy without an attorney when your home is at risk due to tax liens.
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The awesome present of tennis will run full tilt into the game's bright future in the final of the US Open today when Pete Sampras takes on Marat Safin. Sampras, at 29, will be in pursuit of his fifth US title while Safin, aged 20, becomes the first Russian to get this far in New York. It is also his first Grand Slam final.
The awesome present of tennis will run full tilt into the game's bright future in the final of the US Open today when Pete Sampras takes on Marat Safin. Sampras, at 29, will be in pursuit of his fifth US title while Safin, aged 20, becomes the first Russian to get this far in New York. It is also his first Grand Slam final.
Safin destroyed Todd Martin, finalist here 12 months ago, 6-3 7-6 7-6, moving his career another significant step forward with a magnificent display which drew from John McEnroe the appreciative comment: "He's the real package", while Sampras, watched by President Clinton, avenged the defeat he suffered in the Stella Artois final against Lleyton Hewitt by defeating the 19-year-old Australian 7-6 6-4 7-6.
It was the 6ft 4in Safin's 18th win in his last 20 matches in a triumphant summer on the North American circuit which has seen him win the title in Toronto, finish runner-up in Indianapolis and now give himself the chance to become only the second Russian - after Yevgeny Kafelnikov - to capture a Grand Slam. The man who first attracted attention by knocking out Andre Agassi at the French Open two years ago has steadily improved his game since then and now he stands on the very threshold of challenging the domination of Sampras. Martin simply had no answer to the Russian's all-court game. "He played the big points better than me and he played the little points better than me," said the 30-year-old American.
Strangely, Safin did not agree. He felt he had played "horribly" because he couldn't concentrate, but went on to say: "To beat Martin in two tie-breaks you have to be a good player. Now I start to realise that I'm not so bad."
On a day of extreme heat and high humidity Martin was clearly at a disadvantage. He was giving away 10 years and had played much of his tennis to get this far in the cooler air of night matches. Yet he made a heartening enough start as he contrived two break points on Safin's serve. But the younger man's nerve, and serve, held and the benefit was immediately obvious as the Russian broke for a 2-0 lead with one of his trademark shots, a two-fisted backhand driven true and straight down the line.
Martin's strategy was obvious. "I had to attack in order not to get smothered," he said. And so he did, but the range of Safin's excellence was shown when he regularly found lobs good enough to clear the 6ft 6in American and land well inside the court. Martin managed a break-back on an errant Safin backhand but it was already obvious that Safin's greater speed and power would be crucial to the outcome.
This was the first time the two had met, and though Martin played some canny stuff, spinning in low-speed serves so cleverly placed that they became aces, he could not deny the eager Safin, who went a set up after 33 minutes with another spot of mix 'n' match tennis, getting to set point with a marvellously masked drop shot and then producing a thunderous forehand winner. With the ability to hit backhand winners either two-handed or, when under pressure, with only one, Safin applied the pressure relentlessly in the second set and broke Martin to love to take a 3-2 lead.
But the American, still managing to wrong-foot the Russian with clever placement, got back on level terms at 4-4 when his gung-ho gallop to the net so startled Safin that he drove an attempted forehand pass beyond the baseline. The man who last year, by his own count, shattered 48 rackets in anger and frustration cracked another one as he bounced it hard, though he escaped the normal code-of-conduct warning for such an offence.
Martin had plenty of fire left and his sixth ace of the match produced a defiant bellow. There was even a glimpse of light for the lofty American as he gained a set point which could have levelled the match. But the imperturbable Safin produced another of his glorious backhand passes and took the set into a tie-break with one of those inch-perfect lobs.
Though he won the opening point of the tie-break, it was the last time Martin was to have his nose in front. He dropped a point on serve with a sloppy forehand volley and Safin clocked up set point by again demonstrating his remarkable all-round versatility. A Martin shot struck the tape and trickled over into his side of the court, but Safin was up to the net in a flash to whip a backhand winner. The distraught American promptly projected a forehand service return beyond the baseline and fell two sets behind. The third-set tie-break was not even close. Martin managed only one point and Safin finished it off in style with his 13th ace.
Hewitt went off like a rocket against Sampras, conceding one point in three service games. He also had a set point in the first tie-break, only to waste it with a forehand pulled wide, and Sampras pounced to take the set in 58 minutes.
The second set went Sampras' way courtesy of one service break and in the third set, despite needing treatment to his left thigh at 6-5, Sampras closed out the match in brilliant fashion, simply overpowering Hewitt in two hours 36 minutes.
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Energy: To hear President Obama talk about energy, you'd think annual oil price spikes were routine and predictable. But it's another energy myth Obama peddles to avoid responsibility for high gas prices.
In February, Obama lamented these "gas price spikes that happen every year." A few days later, he talked about the need to "take control of our energy future" so we could "avoid high gas prices every single year."
"This is not the first time we've seen gas prices spike," he said in yet another speech. "It's been happening for years. Every year, about this time, gas starts spiking up and everybody starts wondering, how high is it going to go?"
And in yet another talk, he described it as "this cycle of high gas prices that happens year after year after year."
For Obama, this is a convenient excuse. After all, price spikes can't possibly be his fault, since they happen "year after year."
Instead, he says, they're the fault of a 30-year failure to adopt a national energy policy that gets the country off oil.
That's why, he argues, we have to push conservation and "clean" alternative fuels, which is the only way to stop being "held hostage to the ups and downs of world markets."
Simple, right? Except it's not true.
The historical record is clear that today's high gas prices are an anomaly, not a feature, of the U.S. energy market.
Indeed, the overall trend from the late 1940s until the end of the 20th century had been one of moderately falling gas prices. That trend was interrupted in the 1970s, when ruinous federal regulatory and economic policies drove up gasoline prices.
Once Reagan decontrolled oil markets and ended stagflation, gas prices resumed their historic decline. By 1999 gasoline was 27% cheaper, after inflation, than it was in 1948.
Despite what Obama claims, it's only been since the early-2000s that gas prices started ramping up.
And it's only been since Obama took office that we've seen prices at such sustained high levels — average monthly gasoline prices have topped $3 a gallon for the past 15 straight months.
What explains this more recent trend? One key reason is that the U.S. has been choking off our domestic supply of oil.
As the nearby chart shows, U.S. oil production peaked in 1970 and started falling after 1985. Now, despite even the gains in the past couple years, the U.S. produces 37% less oil today than it did that year.
Iran: "We continue to make progress," the State Department once again assures us as John Kerry remains glued to his negotiating seat. A "reset" button won't change Iran, but a "bombs away" button might.Now even Howard "The Scream" Dean, the left's favorite presidential candidate in 2004, agrees ...
Every so often, we ought to celebrate our victories. The auto bailout is a case in point. Six years ago, it was wildly controversial, with the fate of General Motors and Chrysler in the balance. Now, it's clear the bailout was a solid success. The revitalized auto industry has been a pocket of ...
The Western capitulation to Adolf Hitler in the 1938 Munich Agreement is cited as classic appeasement that destroyed Czechoslovakia, backfired on France and Britain, and led to World War II. All of that is true. But there was much more that caused the Munich debacle than simple Western naivete. The ...
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was born in 1970, six years after events refuted a theory on which he is wagering his candidacy. The 1964 theory was that many millions of conservatives abstained from voting because the Republican Party did not nominate sufficiently deep-dyed conservatives. So if in 1964 the ...
Rights: Gov. Mike Pence says he was totally surprised by the ferocious attacks over Indiana's religious freedom bill . He shouldn't have been, since the left was arming to stop such bills for months.On the one hand, Pence's surprise is understandable. After all, 19 states already had basically the ...


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Lilian Garcia Launches New Video Blog, Zeb Colter Has Words for Heyman, El Local In Action
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By James Dean on March 30, 2015, with 0 Comments
Hello everyone and welcome to Monday! This is the last Monday in March, and it is hard to believe that April is right around the corner, and also the fact that Easter is coming too. How many of you are ready for the arrival of the Easter Bunny? Well, we are not dealing with bunnies just yet, and today's optical illusion is all about a snake, but we want you all to take a close look at this snake. Do you see something that is a little funny about this snake? Well we are not going to say anything because we want you all to figure it out on your own so, our lips are sealed! For those of you that have figured it out, please go ahead and post a comment below so other people can read all about it.
Want to see a movie poster that has a hidden dinosaur? To be honest, we love this poster because it is pretty clever how the shape of it is the perfect head of a dinosaur. We love hidden stuff like this and we think you all will like it too! We know its Monday, and you all are recovering from the weekend, but we want you all to have a good day anyway.
By James Dean on March 29, 2015, with 0 Comments
Sunday is upon us all, and good morning to you all who have just woken up or gotten home from going to church, breakfast, the grocery, store, or anything else you all might have done today. Perhaps, after doing your chores for the day, you all might head out to the woods to check out all the best that Mother Nature has to offer. How many of you love frogs? Well the good news is that today's optical illusion is all about a frog, but you all need to look closely because the frog is not like any that you have ever seen. Believe it or not, this frog is not made up of just one person, but three people that are all painted to look like a frog! What do you all think because we think its pretty awesome!
Now, are you all ready for what is considered the greatest optical illusion of all time? Check out this white leopard, but it is an optical illusion. We are not going to say a word because this is something that you all need to figure out on your own without any help from us! Well, today is Sunday, and we hope you enjoy this last day of the weekend no matter what you do!
By James Dean on March 28, 2015, with 0 Comments
Saturday is here! Oh thank goodness that the weekend is here, and we know that you all are doing something fun and exciting. How do you feel about music? Have any of you all gone to a fancy concert before or even the symphony? Well, today's optical illusion is all about a cello, and we're sure you all are going to see that something is not right about it. Do you see a man hidden in the cello? You have to look on the right hand side, and you will see him. How many of you all see the man that is painted up to look like the other half of the cello?
Ready to see another great optical illusion involving people posing as other objects or animals? Take a look at this, which is considered one of the best optical illusions ever! Now, at first glance, you all see the face of a tiger, but is it a real tiger or just someone that is painted up to look like it. You're right! This is not a real tiger, and the nose area of the tiger is actually someone's back! Do you all see that it's a person or did the artist really do a good job? Well today is Saturday, so we hope you have a great day!
By James Dean on March 27, 2015, with 0 Comments
Friday is here! Hurry its Friday, and it is also the last Friday in the month of March. Holy smokes where did the month of March go because believe it or not, Easter is coming and very fast. How prepared are all of you for Easter? So, how many of you have a flower garden that you are planting because the weather is nice and warm? Well we love flowers too, which brings us to today's optical illusion, which is all about a woman that is painted up to look like flowers, so we call her the flower girl. Whoever did this picture really had to have a lot of patience because the girl had to be painted up very carefully to make sure she matched the flowers all around her.
Ready for another cool optical illusion that has someone blended into a background? Some people call stuff like this camouflage art, and that is fine because we think its cool no matter what the name is! So, take a look at these cool camouflage works of art, and if you have anything to say, please don't be shy and let us know. Today is Friday, once you all get home the weekend will begin for all of you and for us too!
By James Dean on March 26, 2015, with 0 Comments
Hello everyone, how are you all doing on this lovely Thursday afternoon? For some of you, the weather is still cold even though it is spring, but for others, the weather is gorgeous and you all love to be outside! So, for those of you that love the great outdoors, when was the last time you went to the woods? Well, today's optical illusion is all about a hidden lady in the woods that is covered in moss, or as we like to call her, the Mossy Lady! You have to admit, the lady does not really look like a living person, but more like a statue that has been sitting outside for way too long.
So, ready for more cool body painting? Check out this cool fish that is made by painting a human hand that was painted to look like one! Some artists work with canvas, but this one works with human beings, and the fish is pretty amazing isn't it? We know that today is Thursday, but that's okay because tomorrow is the last day of the regular work week. Have a good day and we will have another cool illusion for you all to see tomorrow at this same time and this same place.
By James Dean on March 25, 2015, with 0 Comments
Hello everyone and guess what today s? That's right its Hump Day, which is also known as Wednesday. This week is officially at the half point now, and you're all probably pretty happy that days are going by so fast. So, how are all of you today? As for us, we're doing great because we have another cool optical illusion to share with all of you. Take a look at today's optical illusion and all you may think is that you're looking at a pile of logs, but there is a hidden surprise within them. Do you all know that there is an invisible man inside this pile of logs? Well there is, and you have to admit, that he does blend in really well!
Ready for another great hidden person optical illusion? Check out this wall of flowers, and once again, you may notice that someone is hiding among the pretty flowers. The artist that created this illusion must have spent hours making sure that the person painted up matched the background, but whoever did this really did an amazing job! The person among the flowers, and the invisible man with the logs, are both amazing and we love them! Today is Wednesday, and we know you all are going to have a great day!
By James Dean on March 24, 2015, with 0 Comments
Good morning and welcome to Tuesday morning! You all are probably still recovering from the weekend, and we understand that. Today is the second day of the week, and hopefully, it was a little easier for all of you to get out of bed. Enjoying a nice cup of coffee? Well while you all are preparing for work, check out today's optical illusion, which is actually a bit of a hidden object game. Do you all see that there is a woman hiding somewhere in these trees? We know you all can see the owl, but there is a woman hidden there too. Do you see her or do we need to give you a hint? Okay, the hint is that this hidden woman is on the right side of the picture, and that is all we're saying! Optical illusions sure are a lot of fun, and this one is great too because it combined body painting and a hidden illusion.
Ready for another great illusion? This woman has a zipper in her back, or does she? Is this another tattoo or is this a great body painting job that someone has done? We know its only Tuesday, but enjoy that cup of coffee and have a great day at work!
By James Dean on March 23, 2015, with 0 Comments
Good morning everyone, and welcome to another lovely Monday morning! So, how was the weekend? Some of you might need a weekend from your weekend, which is definitely the case with us here in the office. Sometimes the weekends can end up being more hectic than the weeks, which can say something! We sure had a busy weekend, and now we may need this week just to recover. How do you all feel about fish? Do some of you own aquariums full of them? Well so do we, and some of us love fish a lot, which brings us to today's optical illusion, which is all about a very special fish. Do you all see that this fish is actually body paint? Pretty cool right? We think so too because of the details!
Ready for another great optical illusion? This illusion always stumped us because it looks like this person has a wooden leg carved with intricate designs or is it another really cool body paint? You all have to admit that it does look like a carved leg, and that is saying something about the artist that created it because we're pretty sure this is body paint. Well, today is Monday, and have a great day!


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I Know Animals Have Feelings Too
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 4,681 People
Animals MournStronge evidence for the fact that animals have feelings can be found by looking at cases in which animals appear to be mourning the death of an offspring/mate/family member. I can think of two particular cases of this that are recorded in documentaries. The first was during a...
Barahime 22-25, F 1 Response 1 Mar 28, 2011
Indeed...How can anyone decide they don't? Seriously?
iFortiTude 31-35 3 Responses 1 Aug 14, 2008
I feel guilty when I kill an ant...is it just me?
RandomGirlHere21 13-15, F 5 Responses 4 Nov 26, 2014
I cannot hurt an animal to save my life.I know they have feelings, they must have. There is a reason why the whimper, growl, bark or purr or chrip. They must be feeling threatened, happy, content or sad. That is why I would treat them better, than with any other humans. Because humans are the antagonists for...
littleowlet 13-15, F 6 Responses 3 Dec 23, 2014
Animals Have Feelings Toever yelled at your animal dog, cat,etc after the yelling or hurting to them they look at you differently and you can see in their eyes how they actually feel after
BurningRose101 16-17, F 1 Response 0 Apr 28, 2013
A Tale of Two KittiesGrowing up, I had a cat named Spliff. His nemesis was Oliver, the cat across the street. Both of the cats were male, and incredibly large. Spliff was a long-haired tabby and Oliver was a short-haired black and white thing. The two of them would fight...
Ryuuzaki 22-25, F 5 Responses 1 Feb 23, 2009
If You Don't Believe Mejust raise your voice to a dog who loves you. Than tell me animals don't have feelings.
PointBlank 51-55, M 5 Responses 4 Mar 18, 2008
What If We Could Ask Animals What Do They Want ?If human beings could ask the Great Savana Elephant Matriarchs what do they think of us human beings as a species (after so many years of chasing and killing them for the tusks), ask what do they remember when they pass by the Elephant cemeteries in the African plains and what...
TNTandCHOCOLATE 31-35 3 Responses 2 Jun 28, 2013
I see animals as humans in different bodies,basically. I know they feel like I do and I would never harm them.
CaliginousHeart 18-21, F 2 Dec 3, 2014
What About Pigs??Do you think pigs have emotions?? I spent a week on a friends farm that had pigs. This one little pig was always in the back and getting pushed out, when I would feed them and pet or scratch their snouts. The little pig had a sad look on his face. One...
PeedeeDog 66-70 8 Responses 1 Aug 24, 2008
My Animals...My dog whimpers when he can't get his toy out from underneath the table My get will cuddle with you after he's been outside My other two dogs get jealous of each other and sometimes clean each others ears to say sorry
brianne1 13-15, F 2 Sep 1, 2013
They Have Emotions And Thoughts, Just Like UsHave you ever seen a dog back away from an owner that's beaten him? Have you ever seen wolves nuzzle their mates? Have you seen the way lions act, affectionate or aggressive, towards each other? It's because they have emotions. It's because they have feelings. Don't beat...
NekoRose 13-15, F 1 Response 1 May 26, 2013
Bonding With a DeerSeveral nights ago a deer ran out in front of my car, close enough to startle me but never any real danger of a crash. It was that beautiful time of late evening just before darkness when I saw an elegant dark shadow streak across the road...all graceful movment like a racing...
frito414 56-60, F 12 Responses 1 Jun 26, 2009
Of Course They DoThey are living creatures too,I know alot about animals because I am a proud owner of two beautiful cats,I have been observing thier behaviour and I have seen when my cats are either hurt,angry,depressed,content,etc.....if anyone disagrees animals have feelings you are a...
The REAL LIFE Jungle BookBy: Jill ReillySource: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2337418/The-REAL-Mowgli-Incredible-images-little-girl-spent-years-life-growing-African-bush.html The REAL Mowgli: Incredible images of the little girl who spent the first ten years of her life growing up in the...
TNTandCHOCOLATE 31-35 2 Responses 3 Sep 13, 2013
I connect with animals morethan I ever have with humans
thtshygirl 16-17, F 3 Mar 19
all my animals are my children,.. and I have a lot of them..... alot
BootyHadMeLikeDamn 13-15, F 1 Response 6 Dec 6, 2014
We were once seen as animals,i think we still are. And if we have feelings, Then they should to...
lynnewolf99 13-15, F 2 Responses 5 Dec 16, 2014
Capuchin monkey fairness experimentDO ANIMALSHAVE MORALS?
WisePearls 36-40, F 1 Response 0 Aug 17, 2014
Of Course They DoI can't fathom how anyone could think otherwise.
SpiritOfTheRabbit 31-35, F 5 Responses 8 Apr 3, 2010
How Can Anyone Think They Don't?Animals have all the same emotions we do: love, pain, happiness, sadness, depression, loss, the whole gamut. Those that live close to humans feel empathy for our emotions. A quick story. When I was looking after my late mother, one day it got too much and I burst into tears...
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shannonsjourney 18-21, F 3 Responses 5 Mar 18
I just got a book called "Touching Spirit Bear"and I opened it to litterally the first physical page and "How would you feel of a bear made its den beside this stream?" Cole shrugged, "I'd kill it." ... "Animals feel the same way. Don't forget that. You aren't the only creature here..." ... "Whatever you do to animals...
thtshygirl 16-17, F 1 Response 5 a week ago
My favorite animal is an Orca.They feel more than we do .
Alylovespuppies 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Oct 7, 2014
Which Is Why....They need to be eliminated. They can feel and thus give us pleasure at their expense. Isn't that what animals are for? To serve their masters. -- -- "The whole [experience] is greater than the sum of its parts." -- --
LightYagami 18-21, M 0 Oct 7, 2012
Black Fish A documentary following thecontroversial captivity of killer whales, and its dangers for both humans and whales. Full movie: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dYVhZcOa4zM
tr606 36-40 0 Mar 6
It's ObviousIf you spend any amount of time with them. My cat had a fantastic sense of empathy. Whenever I was feeling down, she would always come around and be there and comfort me. She somehow knew. And when you spend time with animals you can tell that they have different moods and...
JonFurniss 18-21, M 2 Responses 2 Aug 1, 2008
Hit a Catcome ******* on people, its ******* insanity to think animals cant feel. Like we're so ******* blessed. You ever get mad at your animal? it ******* knows. it cries a little. your animal loves to play becuse it FEELS good. your animal likes getting petted because it FEELS good...
rpyromaniac 22-25, M 3 Responses 1 Sep 1, 2008
Once (like 4 years ago) I was taking a walkoutside and I spotted a little parrot! Two crows were looking at the poor bird. My mom caught the parrot and we brought it home. Then we put him in a box with holes and ran to a pet store near to our house. We bought a cage and food (everything we needed). After that we had...
crazypeanut 16-17, F 1 Response 0 Mar 4, 2014
Human ArroganceIt is extremely arrogant to believe that just because animals can't talk with us that their experience of life is less than ours. Animals have fears, so treating them poorly is wrong. Saint Francis in his legend communicated with animals, so if you believe this there is a...
aoutdouze 22-25, F 1 Response 3 Sep 13, 2013
This brought me to tears.God has a special punishment for people like this. It's about greyhound racing. vimeo.com/119844882
tr606 36-40 0 Feb 21
Factory farming in Australia.aussiefarms.org.au
tr606 36-40 1 Response 1 Feb 21
Turnip And Peanut: Sisters From Another MommaThis is, in a fairly hum-drum way, my account of how I know as fact that my animals have emotions. Meet the first of the family; Peanut. Born in a neighbors barn in the late summer of 2011, she was the smallest of the entire litter. The runt. She could barely hold her head up...
MrCthulhu 18-21, M 0 Apr 21, 2012
People say cows are stupid.:/ I disagree
Forders2 18-21, F 9 Responses 8 Oct 7, 2014
I think I hold animals in a higher respectthan most humans, they just seem so much more compassionate and gentle, unlike humans who, as a species, seem a bit too violent. maybe we "evolved" too much, though I guess we're just animals too
Nevermore9 13-15, M 3 Responses 7 Feb 27
Factory farming is abhorrent.Sow stalls are outlawed in some EU countries and the piggies are to have toys for stimulation, and hay to make nests. Eating sick animals has to cause disease, not to mention the amount of antibiotics pumped into them. Then the animal waste. vimeo.com/109361353
tr606 36-40 1 Response 3 Feb 21
"If you pick up a starving dogand make him prosperous he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and man." Mark Twain
webalias3 41-45, M 4 Jan 14, 2014
Animal cruelty...it's the worst crime someonecould do in my eyes, in my mind...animals have feelings and they don't deserve to be treated like objects. They deserve to be treated like a living thing...don't hit them, don't abuse them, don't hurt them. How would you like it if you were hit, abused, or hurt? Just please...
BlueRoseNeko 16-17, F 6 Responses 13 Feb 9
You Can TellMy dog has a very expressive face. You can also tell how they are feeling by their body language and actions.When my dog is happy he will wag his tail, and raise his ears and "eyebrows". When he is excited he will wag his tail incessantly and won't sit still. When he is curious...
lyricaldemise 36-40, T 1 Mar 22, 2013
spiders are not my friends... anything with 8 legs is banned from my house. they walk like they have a secret and that creeps me out!
minnieblack93 18-21, F 2 Responses 3 Mar 6
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goodnites25 22-25, M 0 1 day ago
Especially cats. They are all really unimpressed all the time.
TickleMeCell 16-17, T 1 Response 1 1 day ago
People think that I am reckless and I dont care but they are wrong, I do have feelings. I am just done showing it.
infinitygirl98 16-17, F 0 Mar 1
Till this minute.. im hurt with the drastic change.. but i am no one to him besides a silent crush that i have for him.. and i never got over it. I want him to treat me like...
Marshello 13-15, F 0 1 hr ago
uo knw .. its about 2 years ,..she left me..she cheated me ..and went for the other boy ...the boy was my friend...v were together for 2 years...i was in pain for 6 months ...i...
abdulrahman1998 18-21, M 0 Mar 8
I've always noticed that I can't be honest with myself even when I know the truth. I purposely avoid it because I'm scared of living my real feelings. Ahh.
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Ben Howard wins best British breakthrough act and best male solo artist at Brit Awards 2013
Wednesday 20 February 2013
Ben Howard, an artist who found little mainstream success until his inclusion on the Mercury Music Prize shortlist last year,has landed two Brit Awards.
He won the Brit Award for best British breakthrough act and another for for best British male solo artist.
Mercury helped him to gain wider recognition and he has gone on to reach number six in the album charts with debut release Every Kingdom, despite missing out to Alt-J's An Awesome Wave for the Mercury.
Howard, 25, was brought up in Totnes, Devon, and was raised listening to classic records by the likes of Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan.
After a stint studying journalism in Falmouth, he turned to music full-time, and self-released his first EP in 2008.
He went on to sign to Island Records, drawn to the label through its association with late singer-songwriters such as Nick Drake and John Martyn, whom he admires.
Howard has recalled writing songs from the age of around 10. "I was quite an imaginative little kid, I guess. So your standard little love songs turned into your standard adolescent love songs," he has said.
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Developers, residents and conservationists battle over the rapid growth outside the park.
Richard Frazine's book, "The Barefoot Hiker," gives advice on going barefoot in the woods.
The Park Service plans to restrict cars in Grand Canyon, Zion and Yosemite national parks, replacing them with light rail and buses.
Conservationists are unhappy about development company Jeld Wen Inc.'s proposal to build an "ecologically sensitive" ski resort at Pelican Butte in Oregon's Cascade Mountains.
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