A bird sits on a branch as the sun sets behind on a cold winter day in Beijing January 9, 2008. Fog caused havoc for air and road travellers in southwest China on Wednesday, with more than 12,000 air passengers missing their flights, state media said.
Photo by David Gray

I'm back and feeling better, my step grandmother died after a week or so my step grandfather. I could not go to that funeral. At least she does not suffer any more.

here are some Cute Animals!!

 Overseer of small mammals at Bristol Zoo Gardens Caroline Brown with the young aye aye named 'Raz', (Daubentonia madagascariensis) in Bristol Zoo in Bristol, England, Wednesday Jan. 9, 2007. The aye aye is only the second of his species to be born in Britain. The rare species of lemur, hunted to near-extinction and seen as a bad omen in its native Madagascar, has been born at the Zoo.
Photo by Barry Batchelor

A baby chimpanzee is held by its mother at the Buenos Aires' Zoo January 4, 2008. The baby, which was born in April 2007 and has not yet been named, was presented to the public Friday.
Photo by Enrique Marcarian 

Jambo, a Serval, carries a snowball in his mouth as he plays in the snow at the Cincinnati Zoo Thursday Jan. 3, 2008, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Servals, in their native range of central Africa, would not see snow in the wild, but Jambo as part of the Cat Ambassador program at the Zoo.
Photo by Tom Uhlman

Elephants Sara, right, and Szomba, left, eat conifers in Rostock Zoo, Germany, Thursday, Dec. 27, 2007. Christmas trees are used as fodder for several animals in the zoo.
Photo by Frank Hormann

Olinka a15-year old polar bear is pictured with one of her recently born twin cubs in Vienna's Schoenbrunn zoo December 12, 2007.
Photo by Michaela Hofmann