Jane Goodall

People like to celebrate my birthday the whole year. So I get all these birthdays and all these birthday cakes.

Yes. Well, you know, my mother. She died when she was 98, and she was sharp to the end, although she had Parkinson's. But she couldn't, she just didn't drink water. She said it didn't agree with her. I don't like much water either. She couldn't drink wine, so her tipple was whiskey. So we made a thing that 7 o'clock, Wherever I was, I would raise a toast to her.

Yes. Well, you know, my mother. She died when she was 98, and she was sharp to the end, although she had Parkinson's. But she couldn't, she just didn't drink water. She said it didn't agree with her. I don't like much water either. She couldn't drink wine, so her tipple was whiskey. So we made a thing that 7 o'clock, Wherever I was, I would raise a toast to her.

Yes. Well, you know, my mother. She died when she was 98, and she was sharp to the end, although she had Parkinson's. But she couldn't, she just didn't drink water. She said it didn't agree with her. I don't like much water either. She couldn't drink wine, so her tipple was whiskey. So we made a thing that 7 o'clock, Wherever I was, I would raise a toast to her.

Not the very expensive malty ones. I hope you didn't get a very expensive.

Not the very expensive malty ones. I hope you didn't get a very expensive.

Not the very expensive malty ones. I hope you didn't get a very expensive.

That again was celebrated the whole year. The only thing I really, really liked was when I was greeted on the beach by 90 dogs. 90 dogs. 90 dogs.

That again was celebrated the whole year. The only thing I really, really liked was when I was greeted on the beach by 90 dogs. 90 dogs. 90 dogs.

That again was celebrated the whole year. The only thing I really, really liked was when I was greeted on the beach by 90 dogs. 90 dogs. 90 dogs.

90 dogs. And it was in Carmel. Carmel on the sea. It was an off leash part of the beach. And everybody brought their dogs. And so I was throwing sticks in the sea and then it began to rain and then it stopped raining. It was just amazing. It was wonderful.

90 dogs. And it was in Carmel. Carmel on the sea. It was an off leash part of the beach. And everybody brought their dogs. And so I was throwing sticks in the sea and then it began to rain and then it stopped raining. It was just amazing. It was wonderful.

90 dogs. And it was in Carmel. Carmel on the sea. It was an off leash part of the beach. And everybody brought their dogs. And so I was throwing sticks in the sea and then it began to rain and then it stopped raining. It was just amazing. It was wonderful.

And we've got a great photo of all the owners with their dogs and me sitting in front with the sea behind us. It's a great photo. I

And we've got a great photo of all the owners with their dogs and me sitting in front with the sea behind us. It's a great photo. I

And we've got a great photo of all the owners with their dogs and me sitting in front with the sea behind us. It's a great photo. I

Well, I do it because I have to. It probably sounds strange to you, but by now being 90, I feel that I was put on this planet with a mission. And right now, as I said, we're going through dark times. And the big problem is people are losing hope. Many people come up to me and say, well, I look around at all that's going wrong in the world and I just feel helpless.

Well, I do it because I have to. It probably sounds strange to you, but by now being 90, I feel that I was put on this planet with a mission. And right now, as I said, we're going through dark times. And the big problem is people are losing hope. Many people come up to me and say, well, I look around at all that's going wrong in the world and I just feel helpless.

Well, I do it because I have to. It probably sounds strange to you, but by now being 90, I feel that I was put on this planet with a mission. And right now, as I said, we're going through dark times. And the big problem is people are losing hope. Many people come up to me and say, well, I look around at all that's going wrong in the world and I just feel helpless.

And so I say, well, you can't solve the problems of the world, but what about where you live, your community? Is there something there? You feel you don't like litter on the pavement or you don't like they're planning to dig up a little forest to put yet another super mall. Go and do something about it.