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"The poor do not need our compassion or our pity; they need our help. What they give to us is more than what we give to them."Thursday, June 28, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Soon, I promise!
I'll post something new soon - I promise! It's been busy lately with travel and well, BUSYNESS! So, stay tuned.
Meanwhile, enjoy your Sunday. And a great big Happy Father's day to all the Dads out there! May the good Lord bless the deceased ones.
Meanwhile, enjoy your Sunday. And a great big Happy Father's day to all the Dads out there! May the good Lord bless the deceased ones.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Transit of Venus across the Moon!
The transit of Venus across the Moon is happening right NOW! You can see it here: http://venustransit.nasa.gov/transitofvenus/
Monday, June 4, 2012
Office "get-away!"
Now that this picture hangs over my desk, I can always dream of a beach get-away even if it never happens!
What are your plans for this summer? I'd love to hear from you. Leave your note in the comment box.
God bless!
Donna-Marie
Saturday, June 2, 2012
A bat in the house!
Well, never a dull moment in this domestic church! Just when I thought I could relax at night, our trusty cat, Chop chop let us know that there was something on our fireplace hearth. My daughter thought it might be a mouse. "No, wait, I think it's a bird!" she said. Oh no! I thought, it's got to be a bat--our third one that somehow made it into the house in the past year (the other two stories are a bit crazy and too long to tell you about right now).
So, upon further inspection, we found the bat clinging to the side of the hearth. What do you do at almost midnight when you're exhausted, but you know you have to get that bat out of the house? First, we put Chop chop safely in another room (yep, he's up-to-date on his rabies vaccine) so he wouldn't try to catch the bat. My first instinct to capture anything is to grab a container. Yes, a container! It worked. I was able to put it over the bat quickly and then I carefully slid a file folder underneath. I decided to slide the whole thing across the living room floor and towards the front door (on my knees!). I couldn't chance that it would push it's way out before I got it safely outside.
I carefully slid the container up and over the threshold and then I quickly flung the container outside so the bat could fly safely away. Phew!
So, upon further inspection, we found the bat clinging to the side of the hearth. What do you do at almost midnight when you're exhausted, but you know you have to get that bat out of the house? First, we put Chop chop safely in another room (yep, he's up-to-date on his rabies vaccine) so he wouldn't try to catch the bat. My first instinct to capture anything is to grab a container. Yes, a container! It worked. I was able to put it over the bat quickly and then I carefully slid a file folder underneath. I decided to slide the whole thing across the living room floor and towards the front door (on my knees!). I couldn't chance that it would push it's way out before I got it safely outside.
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