a half an hour mona isabel has everything she needs for her flower flash she covers the cost herself each giant bouquet costs about one hundred fifty euros it's time to head to the designated destination not up to the park and see if there. was a space towards friends now but will reveal how the seed of the idea was first planted about a year ago mona is about stumbled upon works by new york florist louis miller on instagram it was instantly clear to her that needed something like it to. be just didn't exist but that inspired me and i have a personal connection to the berlin wall for example. and then she gets to work sorting counting the right after an hour of creation is assigned to be hard. to tell really happy because i never really know how the book a will turn. now it's also inverted i want to passers by i think. it's interesting to watch it develop it's like finding work. doing it for sheer enjoyment i love monet is a bounce dream is to one day decorate the brandenburg gate and she wants to raise money for back online until the end where she's planned her next fall fashion so

nearly everybody knows mona isabel at this wholesale flower market to thirty six year old is a tango instructor but today she's here because of another art form when he needed any flowers represent life and joy. just looking at them makes me happy by. watching her at the market that's plain to see and hear. all the mountain is beautiful you will surely you see from. her delight is contagious and that's exactly her a flower flashes are intended to cheer up to me but in residence. she's already created fifteen norma's flower displays has various spots in the city. or even says that when you leave the train at seven in the morning and are suddenly standing in front of a huge bouquet that's it and you can just take a minute and. a half an hour mona isabel has everything she needs for her flower flash she covers the cost herself each giant bouquet costs about one hundred fifty euros it's time to head to the designated destination not up to the park and see it there. while she speeds towards friends now back will reveal how the seat of the idea was first planted about a year ago mona is ab

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mona. >> reporter: this one? >> this is isabelle: and that means 86 different animals in need of daily care. >> usually we wake up... >> 5:30. >> yeah, 5:30-ish. >> somebody will start singing, one of the dogs sleeping in the kitchen likes to sing in the morning. >> reporter: i think some people might call it howling. >> ( laughs ) no! >> reporter: danny and ron's doghouse is actually an unusual dog rescue. launched in 2005, when they decided to take in some dogs made homeless by hurricane katrina. how long were you planning to be involved? >> reporter: a couple of weeks. >> yeah. >> reporter: but there was always another dog in need of rescue. and they decided the best way to prepare any dog for a new family was to welcome it in to their own. >> by living in our house, number one, they get a lot of human contact. number two, they get pack contact from the other dogs. >> reporter: since 2005, danny and ron have taken in and adopted out, more than 11,000 animals. it sounds expensive. iv it's very expensive. >> reporter: which is why