Posted on 01/16/2008 8:02:17 AM PST by Billie
Me,too! :) ((hugs))
Thanks, Meg. PrissyMissy wants us to take all the puppies. : )
Sorry that I disappeared for awhile.
PrissyMissy has a virus of some kind. I sent her to school today after she stayed home on Monday and Tuesday. The school didn’t call me but I checked her temp about an hour after she got home and it was up to 101 again.
Hi there,
Please tell PrissyMissy that ‘My Great Big Kid’ thought the pics of her with the the puppies were really cute and so did I.
Hope she gets to feeling better soon. Give her a hug and a smooch from both of us, okay? Maybe one of these days soon we can make it down for another FReepin’!
Sorry we didn’t make it to the Christmas Dinner this year....had company from out of state for Christmas and we were trying to get our remodel finished up before they came.
(((Hugs)))
I’m hoping that you will still get this. Poor little Chachi.....just know that I’m praying for him and the Mama Bear and the Papa Bear also. I know how hard on Momz and Popz when their fuzzy ‘lil kidz are hurting. I hope and pray the the surgery goes well.....who knows maybe they’ll get him in there and find out he’s all healed.....God love and heals our fuzzy kidz too, ya know.
((Hugs)) for you both......
January 17, 2008
READ: Romans 12:3-8
We have many members in one body, but all the members do not have the same function. Romans 12:4
Bison are made in such a way that their natural inclination is to look down; the design of their necks makes it difficult for them to look up. In contrast, giraffes are designed in a way that makes looking up easy; the way their necks were made makes it difficult for them to look down. Two creatures created by the same God but with distinctively different body parts and purposes. Giraffes eat leaves from branches above. Bison eat grass from the field below. God provides food for both, and neither has to become like the other to eat.
As we observe the animals and people around us, were reminded that God made each of us unique for a purpose. One persons natural tendency is to look up and see the big picture, while another looks down and focuses on details. Both are important. One is not better than the other. God gave us individual talents and spiritual gifts so that we can work together as a body.
Human beings are the crowning jewel of creation, and we shine the brightest not when we see our own likeness reflected in others but when each of us performs the unique functions that God designed for us to do. Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given to us, let us use them (Rom. 12:6).
How cute those squirrels are! The one on the left must be Taylor Hicks - playing that harmonica. :)
Good morning - a day late, but good morning, Spinner, and thank you for those lyrics to “Grandma’s Hands” - a lot of living can be seen in the hands of our grandparents.
Gosh, I love these kinds of warm fuzzies!
Thank you for our daily devotionals, Rus.
LOVE that bluebird!
Oh, Lori, I am so sorry it's come down to the surgery. You, Jeff, Chachi will be in my prayers that the little guy's back problems won't reoccur. Surely his young age will be a major plus in speedy and total recovery. I just hate to hear this news. :(
Hi, there Miss Kitty, and thank you for your sweet post and that adorable bunny wabbit picture!
;o)
Are we having warm fuzzy Thursday?
Too sweet, Dita - I’m loving seeing dogs and kittens in a close, loving relationship. I know they can get along - too many people have both. :)
Morning, Dave - glad you liked the post today. Agree, lotsa warm memories. :)
Thank you, GeeBee. It was a “must-do” post. I can’t remember what I did or didn’t do now that triggered the bottom of the last table to be cut short, but at least it wasn’t a glaring color change!
Late for the party .. but not too late it appears as JH2 is still not chatting at us..
Thank you Billie for this great thread. I too received the email & you presented it so well.. Love the pledge also. Funny in FIrefox I could not read it as it was black lettering on the dark background. Went to IE & it was white/readable. It seems on my computer Firefox distorts a lot of the colors. One of the last threads I posted at Firefox looked pretty good. When a few hours later I looked at it at IE, it was NOT properly formatted & the colors appeard differently. Not sure if this is the way it should be or if I have some sort of corruption in one or both programs
I have been doing a lot of graphic work for church. We meet in a movie theater & the worship/sermon is full of big screen material.
Interesting for that all must be huge files & the top pixel resolution. When I send material for comments, review etc a pix that I would post here at 100 or less kb w/jpg is 18,000kb in a png file.
It is quite different seeing your material on a HUGE theater screen than on a computer monitor. believe me!
If they ever had time I would love to bring some of my pix to just look at a slide show on big screen.
I do have my video debut this Sunday on big screen. There will be no cosmetic editing I am pretty sure.. drat. Will let you all know how it turns out.
Love those three “hands” pictures, GeeBee. Thank you for posting them.
Hey there! Nice to see you again. Doing fine - I hope you are!
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