Any questions?
Don’t even try to question a cat.
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Bright sunny face when I open my eyes And something to tickle my funny bones Morning
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I suppose fries are out of the question. Image from: Philip Chircop, SJ
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I have a mental illness, and I am fine. Me Too conversations event is designed to help shatter stigma surrounding mental illness through sharing and listening to stories.
If you have read my About Now page, I credit Rick Hotton for his creatures of Holy Mole Comics. Rick is taking on a new adventure.
I have no religious overtones, yet like many creatures blessed with the great fortune of being alive I strive to find meaning and purpose in my seemingly complex existence. It is towards these ends that I struggle with great effort.
Thank you, Rick.
I watched the DVD last night “Heaven is real”. It’s a story of a four-year old boy who went to heaven. No, he did not die. It was not a near-death experience.
It happened during his operation of his appendices. During the operation, his soul floated, saw what was happening to him and to his parent.
He ended in a church, a choir of Angels where singing to him. Being a child, he wanted them to sing his favourite song.
“Can you sing “We Will Rock You?”
(Okay, imagine the Angels are playing rock and roll in heaven, that is a big disgrace.) The Angels giggled with their Angelic giggles.
Back to reality, as far as sleep is concern, heaven or here in my sanctuary: I say…..
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seeker: I have been looking for your badges of Freshly Pressed. I know you have won quite a few. How many? I can’t seem to find them in your site? How come? Wrong Hands: I think I’ve had two or three…I took … Continue reading
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My thoughts for you
May you have a peaceful day.
What’s yours?
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“Libraries will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no libraries.”
― Anne Herbert
Books are here to stay.
via: Burnaby Public Library
When we see a story in the news repeatedly, we have a tendency to think it must be important. Thinking something is important often means we feel we should do something about it.
In the whole scheme of things, what’s really worth considering the most is the New Yorker cartoons.
Image source: Carl Richards
The moral of the story is to keep your mouth close when yawning.
Unfortunately the original comic strip is no longer available and I replace it with this.
Thank you, Rob by The World According to Tip Top
A Day At The Park
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