Lin Ping and the Playful Pandas
Last November, my husband and I were visiting family in Bangkok. During our stay there, we spent most of our early morning breakfast time watching one of the most talked about channels in Thailand – the Lin Ping Panda Live Cam. Best reality TV show ever! It’s basically a live feed of a baby giant panda’s day-to-day life in a Chiang Mai Zoo with her mother. My husband and I were absolutely drawn to this adorable, playful baby based on our love for pandas. Hey I have a bunch of baby stuffed pandas at home. 
Anyhow, the little panda inspired me to redesign and reimagine the panda pattern I posted last year to include a second little panda as they play and frolic about their young, uncomplicated lives. As we all know, these beautiful creatures are endangered, and I feel it is our duty (as panda lovers) to spread the word and hope of the animal that is the symbol of preservation, as well as WWF’s logo mascot.
That being said, we’d love to debut our newest addition to our lineup, the Playful Pandas available in art prints and note cards. Let me know what you think.
Tags: art prints, bear, chiang mai, cute, endangered species, lin ping, note cards, pandas, playful, preservation, reality television, thailand
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Hi,
I’ve been doing a lot of research online lately regarding online promotion and SEO since I just opened up an Thailand Shop with a couple of friends of mine.
The design of your website is sweet and I’d really like to exchange links with your website. Have a look at our website if you want, we put a lot of work and effort into it and are dedicated to improve it constantly.
We receive a lot of hits already (contact me for visitor stats) and I think both our sites can benefit from one another. Anyway, just thought I’d share this with you – keep up the good work buddy and contact me if interested!
we’d love to exchange links as we support cross-promotion with like-minded outlets. send us details of your link exchange request at ecopatterns@gmail.com.
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