Today, I am grateful for.....
- Thread starter Thunder's Muse
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Very glad to hear that. Thanks to God for keeping him with us.
I assume you have no small dogs.
Today I am grateful for the great horned owl, who lives across the street. Most nights, I go to sleep, listening to him.
And this weekend, it turns out he has a girlfriend.
Beautiful bird. I love the sound of owls.
I am thankful for much improved health--due to finding out what was making me sick and eliminating it from my diet.
lifeisgood
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I am thankful to the Lord that even though I have a detached retina (it happened all of a sudden and they don't know why it happens), the doctor assures me that it can be fixed.
A few days ago, about 6:15, I heard one of them calling, then the other. A great winged shaped dropped from a branch and glided to another, where the smaller male sat.
They sat there, outlined by the Dallas sky, shoulder to shoulder.
Great Horned owls remain with the same mate for life, and are fiercely protective of their mates and offspring. The male will brood on the eggs while the female is hunting.
I find them comforting. Mrs. Barbarian gave them names, but I forget what they are.
I can't imagine life without my father, though I know the odds are I will have to face that before too terribly long, even with our genes. I'm so very glad you still have yours as well and God keep the both of you, preferably together for as long as health allows.
I am grateful that Jesus loves us
Blessings!
prayers
Thunder's Muse
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My 14-month-old granddaughter. She has the family smirk when she's about to do something mischievious.
My 14-month-old granddaughter.
libraries
that's where the books are
that's where the books are
For people like this:
"A correspondent from the Dallas rescue group Society for Companion Animals reports this little dog, bleeding badly from what appeared to be a mauling by a larger dog, was dumped in the night drop box at the Dallas animal shelter late Monday.
“Night shift at the shelter thought to put him out of his pain and injuries,” she said. “They had him on the lab table ready to inject him when the officer looked into his eyes and just could not put him down. This officer took the time to shave him and stop the bleeding [until] the vet staff arrived next morning.”
The dog, named “Thunder” by rescuers, will require extensive medical care, but is expected to survive."
Dallas Morning News
Surely there's an extra nice spot in Heaven for a person who treats God's creatures with love and compassion.
"A correspondent from the Dallas rescue group Society for Companion Animals reports this little dog, bleeding badly from what appeared to be a mauling by a larger dog, was dumped in the night drop box at the Dallas animal shelter late Monday.
“Night shift at the shelter thought to put him out of his pain and injuries,” she said. “They had him on the lab table ready to inject him when the officer looked into his eyes and just could not put him down. This officer took the time to shave him and stop the bleeding [until] the vet staff arrived next morning.”
The dog, named “Thunder” by rescuers, will require extensive medical care, but is expected to survive."
Dallas Morning News
Surely there's an extra nice spot in Heaven for a person who treats God's creatures with love and compassion.