Per the Zoo's contract with China, Tai Shan was shipped to China this month to be a permanent installation of the country's panda breeding program. The Washington Post printed this article about Tai Shan's ominous fate.
My diorama depicts the panda parents' (both are Zoo residents) reactions to the article. Mother Mei Xiang is distraught. Father Tian Tian takes a practical approach in teaching Tai Shan about "The Birds and the Peeps."
Pandas are bunny Peeps covered in white and dark chocolate.
It hasn't been a great day for parenting, but a mighty fine one for diorama-making!
8 comments:
Fabulous job!
Ry
I could "bearly" wait to see your Panda Peeps creation! Good job.
xo Wendy
Good to see that all the experience you gained through book report dioramas throughout the years has paid off. This is definitely a winner! Don't forget to include your MAIDEN name when you submit it for judging! Love, Dipsy
I SEE A WINNER!!!!! Good job. I love Butterstick. I want a pet named Butterstick :) Such a cute name.
Wow!
This is BEYOND fabulous. I nearly died laughing. the Birds and the Peeps was Josh's favorite touch. I'm much impressed by the lifelike tears. In fact I'm tearing up a bit myself... :'(
I love it. What a great idea.
Miriam you are totally going to win!! It is cute and totally timely!! It is wonderful, thanks for letting me see your entry!! :) Juanita
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