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Morning visitor
This morning, I had breakfast with a tiny visitor.
He didn’t stay long because he had to go, probably to buy a hat. Still, it was lovely to have him visit.
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Oh my goodness!!!
A beautiful video on compassion
A tale of two horrors
So, yesterday I forgot to close the garage door…
And this morning, I noticed that Dante has disappeared from his spot outside our house…
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Oh my goodness! How cute is this picture! I just had to share this one along.
By the way, if this one picture just hit your heart the way it did mine, check out the site: Wicked Aww Pics. It’s heaven for any animal lovers out there.
#1000Speak for Compassion.
When I heard about this project, I wanted to be in it. Compassion is a powerful, powerful thing and so beautiful it almost always brings me to tears.
Then I thought, what on earth am I going to write about? And, just like that. I knew.
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I think I love seeing compassion because it’s in all of us. It has no race, no religion, only kindness and understanding.
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I remember being taught as a child that animals have no compassion. I forget who said it but today, I know that person had no idea. Animals are incredibly compassionate.
Check out this cow. She’s in her glory. I actually think she’s smiling. Who knew cows liked hugs?
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Monkeys like them too.
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So do humans…
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I saw a show on TV the other day about animals who adopted other baby animals. Turns out, this happens in nature more often than I thought.
That’s a baby owl. Not a puppy.
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This one adopted ducklings.
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This one is a pigeon and a baby squirrel.
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The examples go on and on.
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All of them are animals being compassionate.
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Humans can do it too.
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And when we do, it’s a beautiful thing.
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Toil and Trouble Tuesday: D’Oh!
Trying to sell our house, we’ve gone out of our way to make it as attractive as possible. We wanted to attract buyers. Problem is, we attracted something else instead.
There are three cats who love our house more than their own and there’s a chipmunk who’s set and determined to be the next resident. But worse than either of them, are the fruit flies.
One tiny, innocent fruit fly appeared in our kitchen one day. Apparently, he liked what he saw because the next day he brought fifty-two of his closest friends.
Gross and annoying they may be, but I don’t like to kill them. So, I searched in Google and created a trap. You use plastic wrap and cover a small container that has juice or wine or vinegar, then poke holes into the plastic. The flies smell the juice and go in through the holes. Since they’re not exactly mental giants, they forget how they got in and can’t come out.
It worked like magic and soon there were ten of the little flies buzzing away inside the container. Determined to save their insect lives, I took them outside. I thought I’d release them back into the wild (aka my backyard) where they would live happily with others of their kind. It would be a beautiful, cathartic experience that would enrich my cosmic Karma and their experience with humankind. I even heard music playing in my head as I lifted the plastic wrap…
And they flew right back into the house.
Maybe I should wonder about my own mental capacity.
Taylor Grace 