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Posted on 09/30/2012 8:00:50 PM PDT by JustAmy
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You have a puppy!!! She is soooooo adorable! :)
I know she must make you smile!
Everyone’s Sunday graphics and poems and songs are so beautiful...I just have to thank you for making Sunday a blessed day! (((hugs)))
Hey, 4:30 is early even by dairy farmer standards. I hope Puppy lets you sleep in until at least 6 tomorrow.
(ducks to avoid thrown puppy chew toys)
I am sorry to read you are both having back pain.
I suppose the doc has suggested Advil already.
Hang in there.
Meg, we can’t have you (still) feeling puny! Maybe a visit with the great grandsons would be helpful. Maybe some vitamin D3 if the sunshine level has been low lately? Whatever is wrong, I hope it gets fixed by The Lord soon, our Great Healer.
Have a restful night.
Goodnight, LUV W!
I am hoping that the older she gets, the longer she can 'hold it'. If not - She's going to the garage in her kennel - cuz I need some SLEEP! :)
Hi, Luvie! Yes she makes me smile! (And she also makes me utter words that Baptists won’t say, but Methodists will!)
ROFL!! Now, that’s funny! I’m sure you all will reach a truce and she’ll grow to be the perfect companion for you! :)
I’m still lookin’ for a kitty. *sigh*
A FAITHFUL DOG NAMED LINDA
BY:ANONYMOUS
Sweet Linda Dog Will Play With You
And Laugh With You -Or Cry-
She’ll Gladly Starve To Stay With You
Nor Ever Reason Why,
And When You’re Feeling Out Of Sorts
Somehow She’ll Understand
She’ll Watch You With Her Shining Eyes
And Try To Lick Your Hand.
Her Blind, Implicit Faith In You
Is Matched By His Great Love -
The Kind That All Of Us Should Have
In The Master, Up Above.
When Everything Is Said And Done
I Guess This Isn’t Odd
For When You Spell “Dog” Backwards
You Get The Name Of God.
Linda, thank you for the rose! I have placed it in a special vase, and will cherish it! ((((HUGS))))
Thanks! :)
I’ve heard people say, “I’m not afraid of death because I’m confident that I’m going to heaven; it’s the dying process that scares me!” Yes, as Christians, we look forward to heaven but may be afraid of dying. We need not be ashamed to admit that. It is natural to be afraid of the pain that comes with dying, of being separated from our loved ones, of possibly impoverishing our families, and of regret over missed earthly opportunities.
Why don’t Christians need to be afraid of death? Because Jesus was raised from the grave, and we who are in Christ will also be raised. That is why in 1 Corinthians 15:56-57, Paul proclaimed: “The sting of death is sin, and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”
The dying process itself is but an escort that ushers us into eternity with God. As we “walk through the valley of the shadow of death,” we can have this confidence from God’s Word: “You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me” (Ps. 23:4). The picture here is of the Lord coming alongside us, giving comfort and direction as He escorts us through the dark valley to the “house of the Lord.” There we will dwell with Him forever (v.6).
Read: Psalm 23
I trust all will watch and then forward to their friends and young people in their lives.
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=VuCaWYvpVZg
For evil to succeed it only takes good people to do nothing.
I remember all the nights our puppies cried and later wanted out to go potty so early in the morning. Seems like their little bladders got stronger in a few months.
I liked your story of how puppy grabbed your shoe and ran. LOL. So cute and so mischievious.
The picture of the puppy posted yesterday is adorable. Sure is hard to be mad at something so incredibly cute.
Thanks for sharing it!
Done!
*Military Monday*
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