Jennifer Garner goes full band geek
for Reese Witherspoon's birthday
Jennifer Garner is striking up the band for Reese Witherspoon's
birthday.
To celebrate the "Legally Blonde" star's 42nd birthday, Jen
felt full band geek, donning a marching band uniform and playing "Happy
Birthday" on the saxophone.
"Hey, @reesewitherspoon! I don't know why you're on my mind
today…..," she wrote along with a slew of emojis. She added the hashtag
"Happy Birthday Friend."
In the hilarious video, Jen stays in full character, marching to the
center of the video and pivoting. After finishing, she smiles pivots and
marches away.
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Jen and Reese have been friends for years.
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Jen has previously said she's proud to be a "band geek." As a
teenager, she played saxophone for the John Adams Middle School marching band.
In 2016, she told Seth Meyers that she named her alto saxophone
"Sally the Sexy Saxophone."
She showed off her skills again last that year, playing "Mary Had a
Little Lamb" for Vanity Fair.
Just last year, she posted a video of herself watching the Texas A&M
marching band at a football game.
"Once a band geek, always a band geek," she captioned the
video.
Jen's birthday, by the way, is next month. Reese, start preparing your
response.
02
Meet Jonathan, the oldest-known
animal in the world
© Teeny Lucy The year was 1832 — and Jonathan the tortoise was just a
tiny hatchling.
The world was a very different place back then; the lightbulb had yet to
be invented, and cars were still half a century away.
But Jonathan, who is a Seychelles giant tortoise, lived to see it all.
At around 187 years old, he’s now the oldest-known animal in the world — and
he’s living a relaxing life on the remote island of St. Helena in the South
Atlantic, where he’s been since the late 1880s. Teeny Lucy, the chairperson for
the local SPCA, is one of his main caretakers. Jonathan lives on the lush
grounds of the historic governor's mansion, where Lucy and several others visit
with him throughout the week with fresh veggies.
“Jonathan is an icon here,” Lucy told The Dodo. “He is a grand old
gentleman who has seen it all. He landed on St. Helena in 1882 as a fully grown
adult; he has seen generations of people coming and going.” © Wikipedia
Jonathan’s longevity has certainly surprised a lot of people, Lucy said. He’s
the oldest member of his companions at the mansion, who consist of three other
giant tortoises; the second-oldest tortoise is his friend, 80-year-old David.
Jonathan is likely fully blind, but he still makes his way around very
well. He typically spends his days lounging in the sun, munching on grass and
relaxing with his tortoise friends. It’s a very calm life for someone of such
status; he’s so popular that his portrait is even on the back of the small
island’s five pence coin. © Teeny Lucy “Being the oldest land animal in the
world, he has almost royal status here,” Lucy said. “He is dignified and
interacts in a friendly way as long as people move slowly around him. We are
all very fond of him.”
Jonathan is surely a happy and social guy — but a few years ago, he
started having medical issues. Fortunately, all it took was a little diet
change, and now he’s back in great shape and still going strong, Lucy said. ©
Teeny Lucy “We started feeding Jonathan on a weekly basis a few years ago to
supplement his grass diet and boost his nutrition,” she said. “This was because
the island vet realized that his beak (that he scythes grass with) was soft and
crumbly and that he was too cold and had lost weight. All that has reversed now
and he is as fit as a fiddle!”
While Jonathan has surely seen his fair share of different caretakers
over the years, it’s clear he appreciates them all the same — as long as they
bring him his favorite snacks, of course. © Teeny Lucy “He knows my voice and
he knows the vet's voice and reacts by walking toward us,” Lucy said. “It's all
about the food!”
Related: Dog's reaction to meeting a tortoise for the first time
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