Friday, April 1, 2011
An Angel
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
On the bright side
Ok... Who took these from the ocean ?
Love the warmness of these lights
Where are the cute men with fans ?
These would distract me too much, lol
This is probably pricey but it says cheap to me
GRANDMA !!! I found your home interior---- HA !
All I can say is CREAPY
What is he thinkng under there ?
There can be a bit too much, and this is it
I like this
I like this whole room
Amazing !!!
It's screaming... touch me but something
is yelling back don't do it !
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Bubble Home
A bubble home, hmmmm
Although it would be awesome when it rained ( not so much if it was storming, lol )
Creative
Pretty creative but the the funniest thing is, my four year old grandson said... well Lord Mammie, I have never seen them thangs before, lol
Japan - my thoughts are with you all
The tsunami that was triggered by the massive 8.9 earthquake off the coast of Japan on March 11, 2011 has been a devastating disaster. My heart can’t hold all the pain that I feel for all the families that have had many losses. My prayers go out to these people. To all of the mothers, fathers, grandparents, children and grandparents; my thoughts are with you all.
A visit to no place
What a serene and tranquil place. It looks rather empty and simple but we need places like this in our busy world. Nice Shot For Sure ! I often think about how fast we all live. Take just a minute to clear your mind. A fresh breath of air can do you some good.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Cozy
Oh, how I wish I could snap my fingers and be snugged up in this cozy little cabin. I know there is a warn fire inside, I see the smoke from the chimney. My Chinese Crested and Dachshunds would have to come ! They would love it ! Have a blessed day !
This is a very interesting find !
Awesome Animal Facts
EAGLE - one of the smartest birds
Some humans will keep their children until they are 45 years old, lol. This is a lesson to learn, go get ya some rose bush vines with thorns, put it in their bed... maybe your adult child will leave, lol.
Eagles are unusual birds who are born to soar higher and faster than any other bird.
Eagles always build their nests in the highest possible place for three reasons:
As protection from their enemies
As a perch for surveying the territory
As an energy-saving launching pad.
When baby eagle is born, her home is a very soft, secure, cozy nest, high up in a secure place. Mamma and Papa are very good parents, and they make the nest as comfortable as possible for their little one. And there the eaglet happily grows until it reaches 80% of its full body size and weight by three months.
While baby eagle is safely tucked in the nest, getting stronger and growing bigger, Mamma and Papa soar and hover over her, showing her what eagles are meant to do. But with such a comfortable nest, baby eagle is content to be a freeloader and just let mom and dad take care of her.
The nest is made of ( from the bottom up ) mud, thorns, sticks, rocks, feathers. One day Mamma and Papa start behaving very strangely. They don't bring any goodies to eat, but instead they start grabbing hunks of the comfortable down, rocksn and sticks in the nest and dropping it over the side. Little by little, they take away all the warm, soft lining until finally the baby eagle is left in that very uncomfortable, sticky, prickly nest. Why do they do this? Because the eaglet will never fly and soar as long as her nest is feathered—and an eagle is born to soar.
Finally, Mamma eagle does something that seems so cruel to baby eagle. She grabs her with her huge talons and she puts that baby on the edge of a precipice. This upsets baby eagle no end. She is scared to death, as she looks down below.
But Mamma and Papa pay no attention to the baby's cries for help, because they know it's time she learns to soar. She was born to soar, but she doesn't know it yet. They've got to show her what her destiny is.
While Mamma is maneuvering baby eagle to the edge, Papa eagle begins circling overhead, watching carefully everything that is happening. Then suddenly, without warning Mamma eagle pushes the baby over the edge. This begins a free-fall and baby eagle is totally helpless. It appears that she is doomed to be dashed on the rocks below, and she is totally bewildered as to why Mamma would do this to her.
Papa, hovering over head, never takes his eyes off of her, and with perfect timing he swoops down with incredible speed and spreads his huge wings beneath that baby eagle before it is dashed to death below. You see, an eaglet cannot fall faster than her father can fly.
This process is repeated time and again until that baby eagle realizes that by spreading her wings and catching the wind current, she can soar like Mamma and Papa.
It can be a painful process, as that young eagle has to be pushed off a high precipice and start a disastrous downfall. But Papa eagle is always hovering over her, and he never allows her to be dashed against the rocks below, because Papa eagle can fly faster than baby eagle can fall.
Did you know what an eagle does when it is being chased by an enemy? Well, unlike any other bird, the eagle has two sets of eyelids, and one works like sunglasses. Therefore, the eagle can fly directly into the sun when a predator bird is in hot pursuit. As soon as the eagle flies into the sun, using its special sunglass eyelids, then the enemy bird is blinded by the sun and loses the eagle in the blinding light of the sun.
One of the most astonishing characteristics about eagles is the molting process they go through. About mid-life eagles experience this unusual chemical change in their bodies, and the time of molting begins. The eagle will seek out a secluded valley and sit for hours and days there with her head down. One by one she starts to lose her feathers. Her talons become brittle from digging in the dirt. She loses weight; she can no longer soar. Hope is dead; her strength is gone.
Suddenly she hears familiar sounds above her. Slowly she raises her head and sees that her fellow eagles are there flying in formation above her. They begin to drop food all around this lifeless eagle in the valley. When the forlorn eagle starts to eat, she gets stronger. Gradually her feathers grow and eventually she is able to fly and soar again. Her strength is renewed.
I want to encourage you that God can renew your strength so that you can soar like an eagle. No matter how hopeless it looks, God is able to renew you. And if you know some fellow Christian who is in that valley right now, maybe you can be one of those encouragers who drops some meat to them, shows them God's love and helps them to renew their strength.I hope to see you soaring!
EAGLE - one of the smartest birds
Some humans will keep their children until they are 45 years old, lol. This is a lesson to learn, go get ya some rose bush vines with thorns, put it in their bed... maybe your adult child will leave, lol.
Eagles are unusual birds who are born to soar higher and faster than any other bird.
Eagles always build their nests in the highest possible place for three reasons:
As protection from their enemies
As a perch for surveying the territory
As an energy-saving launching pad.
When baby eagle is born, her home is a very soft, secure, cozy nest, high up in a secure place. Mamma and Papa are very good parents, and they make the nest as comfortable as possible for their little one. And there the eaglet happily grows until it reaches 80% of its full body size and weight by three months.
While baby eagle is safely tucked in the nest, getting stronger and growing bigger, Mamma and Papa soar and hover over her, showing her what eagles are meant to do. But with such a comfortable nest, baby eagle is content to be a freeloader and just let mom and dad take care of her.
The nest is made of ( from the bottom up ) mud, thorns, sticks, rocks, feathers. One day Mamma and Papa start behaving very strangely. They don't bring any goodies to eat, but instead they start grabbing hunks of the comfortable down, rocksn and sticks in the nest and dropping it over the side. Little by little, they take away all the warm, soft lining until finally the baby eagle is left in that very uncomfortable, sticky, prickly nest. Why do they do this? Because the eaglet will never fly and soar as long as her nest is feathered—and an eagle is born to soar.
Finally, Mamma eagle does something that seems so cruel to baby eagle. She grabs her with her huge talons and she puts that baby on the edge of a precipice. This upsets baby eagle no end. She is scared to death, as she looks down below.
But Mamma and Papa pay no attention to the baby's cries for help, because they know it's time she learns to soar. She was born to soar, but she doesn't know it yet. They've got to show her what her destiny is.
While Mamma is maneuvering baby eagle to the edge, Papa eagle begins circling overhead, watching carefully everything that is happening. Then suddenly, without warning Mamma eagle pushes the baby over the edge. This begins a free-fall and baby eagle is totally helpless. It appears that she is doomed to be dashed on the rocks below, and she is totally bewildered as to why Mamma would do this to her.
Papa, hovering over head, never takes his eyes off of her, and with perfect timing he swoops down with incredible speed and spreads his huge wings beneath that baby eagle before it is dashed to death below. You see, an eaglet cannot fall faster than her father can fly.
This process is repeated time and again until that baby eagle realizes that by spreading her wings and catching the wind current, she can soar like Mamma and Papa.
It can be a painful process, as that young eagle has to be pushed off a high precipice and start a disastrous downfall. But Papa eagle is always hovering over her, and he never allows her to be dashed against the rocks below, because Papa eagle can fly faster than baby eagle can fall.
Did you know what an eagle does when it is being chased by an enemy? Well, unlike any other bird, the eagle has two sets of eyelids, and one works like sunglasses. Therefore, the eagle can fly directly into the sun when a predator bird is in hot pursuit. As soon as the eagle flies into the sun, using its special sunglass eyelids, then the enemy bird is blinded by the sun and loses the eagle in the blinding light of the sun.
One of the most astonishing characteristics about eagles is the molting process they go through. About mid-life eagles experience this unusual chemical change in their bodies, and the time of molting begins. The eagle will seek out a secluded valley and sit for hours and days there with her head down. One by one she starts to lose her feathers. Her talons become brittle from digging in the dirt. She loses weight; she can no longer soar. Hope is dead; her strength is gone.
Suddenly she hears familiar sounds above her. Slowly she raises her head and sees that her fellow eagles are there flying in formation above her. They begin to drop food all around this lifeless eagle in the valley. When the forlorn eagle starts to eat, she gets stronger. Gradually her feathers grow and eventually she is able to fly and soar again. Her strength is renewed.
I want to encourage you that God can renew your strength so that you can soar like an eagle. No matter how hopeless it looks, God is able to renew you. And if you know some fellow Christian who is in that valley right now, maybe you can be one of those encouragers who drops some meat to them, shows them God's love and helps them to renew their strength.I hope to see you soaring!
Seeing Eye To Eye
Seeing eye to eye, no matter what differences we have.
Simply amazing.
Just wanted to share this.
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