As a Christian, I pray one day I will be able to see the Promised Land. It would be a trip of a lifetime, just to walk where my Savior walked. Maybe even be baptized in the River Jordan. How awesome that would be!
Monday, April 22, 2013
God bless Israel!
As a Christian, I pray one day I will be able to see the Promised Land. It would be a trip of a lifetime, just to walk where my Savior walked. Maybe even be baptized in the River Jordan. How awesome that would be!
Friday, February 1, 2013
Friday, January 18, 2013
Happy Birthday
TO MY GRANDSON, CALEB! I can't believe you are twelve years old!
I love you up to Mercury and back!
Monday, December 31, 2012
Monday, December 3, 2012
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Somehow in the last three years I've gone from being "dogless" to caring for three dogs. A total of 245 pounds' worth. How did that happen? LOL
First, there was Max, a rescue dog who is mixed Lab and gosh knows what else (suspecting either pit bull or German Shepard). He weighs in around 85 pounds and is actually our dog.
Then my neighbor across the creek has a 130-pound Great Dane appropriately named Tiberius. He and Max are like brothers and have become nearly inseparable One minute they are fighting, the next horse-playing - or in this case - "dog playing" keeping us thoroughly entertained on long summer evenings out on the porch.
About a year ago, Tiberius, began sleeping on our back porch covering himself up with my expensive rugs. (Pretty smart of him, no? GD's are an intelligent breed.) Anyway, tired of losing rugs, one night I coaxed him into the garage (aka dog house), and gave him his own rug to sleep on beside Max. Since then he's become like family.
Next came a chocolate female Lab named Zoe. She belongs to the neighbor across the street, but she doesn't know it. LOL
It's probably because I am the only one home during the day, Of course it could be because I like to feed them "cookies." Not real cookies but dog biscuits and they compete to see which one gets the first one.
Below is two of the lazy dogs. Next I'll try and get pics of them standing up, but good luck with that as napping is their favorite past-time activity.
First, there was Max, a rescue dog who is mixed Lab and gosh knows what else (suspecting either pit bull or German Shepard). He weighs in around 85 pounds and is actually our dog.
Then my neighbor across the creek has a 130-pound Great Dane appropriately named Tiberius. He and Max are like brothers and have become nearly inseparable One minute they are fighting, the next horse-playing - or in this case - "dog playing" keeping us thoroughly entertained on long summer evenings out on the porch.
About a year ago, Tiberius, began sleeping on our back porch covering himself up with my expensive rugs. (Pretty smart of him, no? GD's are an intelligent breed.) Anyway, tired of losing rugs, one night I coaxed him into the garage (aka dog house), and gave him his own rug to sleep on beside Max. Since then he's become like family.
Next came a chocolate female Lab named Zoe. She belongs to the neighbor across the street, but she doesn't know it. LOL
It's probably because I am the only one home during the day, Of course it could be because I like to feed them "cookies." Not real cookies but dog biscuits and they compete to see which one gets the first one.
Below is two of the lazy dogs. Next I'll try and get pics of them standing up, but good luck with that as napping is their favorite past-time activity.
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