It’s now almost the end of
January, and love is in the air—at least it is for the owls that are sending
their amorous hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo messages out into the night air seeking a mate.
However, owls are not the
only species expressing their amorous sentiments. The human species (Homo sapiens) are preparing to celebrate the most romantic day of
the year—Valentine’s Day. Some
will exchange cards, others will show up at their lady-love’s door with flowers
or a box of chocolates, which will either wilt in a few days or be eaten in
short order.
An example of the presentation certificate (photo: Gay Schroer)
The true romantics will
show up with a certificate for a World Bird Sanctuary brick! You don’t think that sounds so
romantic? Think about it—the
flowers will be wilted and dead within a few days; the candy will quickly be
long gone; but the inscribed brick will be a lasting testament to your true
love. You may choose any sentiment
you like (within the constraints of space and taste, of
course).
You and your love will be
able to find your brick years from now by visiting the World Bird Sanctuary
amphitheater on your anniversary—or any time you choose. Your children and grandchildren can
make a trip to WBS to find their “family brick” generations from now and
reminisce about how their family tree started.
Your brick will be installed in the main landing of the amphitheater (photo: Gay Schroer)
We will be submitting our
order for this spring’s brick installation by the end of January. In order to get your certificate in
time for Valentine’s Day and be included in our spring installation, order now.
Brick prices begin at $125
for text only inscriptions.
Additional options are available for a small fee, such as Gift
presentation certificates for $7.50, and stock symbols for an additional $25. To order
your brick on-line Click Here. If
you would prefer to pay by check or credit card call 626-225-4390, Ext. 0, and
tell the person who answers that you would like to buy a brick.
Don’t delay—the ordering deadline
for this installation is January 28, 2015.
Submitted by Gay Schroer,
World Bird Sanctuary Volunteer
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