This Is Not a Home Without Our Loveable, Playful, Funny Puppies, Doggies, Kitties, or Any Type Of Animal, Reptiles, etc
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Everyone is safe from us except for the fox. As long as he doesn't go after my chickens, my dogs won't go after him. We've got PLENTY of rabbits around here.
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I have decided that Default style and dark is what works for me with the latest changes from Leon.
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Sorry for the thread drift (subject drift?), but I can't find where to change that. Can you tell me? Pretty please, in purple? LOL!
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Bottom of the page you'll see something that says MaterialZen, click on that. That will give you 4 choices in a pop up window. I've taken a liking to either Default style or Coffee Shop. If you prefer a dark background then click on the little icon just to the right of where you clicked to change the theme.
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Happy Feast Day of San Francesco d’Assisi
Born in Assisi in the late 12th century, Saint Francis gave up a life of comfort to live in poverty, serve others and devote himself completely to God.
He became known for his humility, compassion, love of creation and commitment to peace, eventually founding the Franciscan Order.
San Francesco would go on to become one of the most beloved saints in the world and was later named a patron saint of Italy. More than 800 years later, his message of faith, simplicity, kindness and service still resonates with millions.
San Francesco d’Assisi, prega per noi.
Born in Assisi in the late 12th century, Saint Francis gave up a life of comfort to live in poverty, serve others and devote himself completely to God.
He became known for his humility, compassion, love of creation and commitment to peace, eventually founding the Franciscan Order.
San Francesco would go on to become one of the most beloved saints in the world and was later named a patron saint of Italy. More than 800 years later, his message of faith, simplicity, kindness and service still resonates with millions.
San Francesco d’Assisi, prega per noi.
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Ok this is just a personal story that happened in my life
When was in grade school we lived by a sizable woods and just like all kids back then we were constantly in that woods. One day a couple of us kids noticed a flying squirrel goin in and out of a hole in an old dead tree. We watched it fly and gather food and one day seen it was a mother cause she had little ones about half the size of a chipmunk. One of the neighborhood kids, a mean little brat, took his BB gun and killed the mother. When we found that out (back then neighborhood news traveled fast) we went to the tree and I shinnied up and stuck my hand in the hole and pulled out 3 starving little baby flyin squirrels. We took them home and after a struggle gettin my parents to let me keep them they agreed to let me keep them till they got old enough to be on their own. It was super cool. I kept them in an old bird cage we had. I would take them out in the yard and hold one up as high as I could reach and it would jump off and fly then come runnin back, climb up my leg and up to my hand perch and jump off again, they loved it. So one day I took them to school to show everyone and someone called me in, sure enough dept of conservation was standin on my door step. They took them and I never got to see/let them go.
This picture brought back that memory but they were so much fun
When was in grade school we lived by a sizable woods and just like all kids back then we were constantly in that woods. One day a couple of us kids noticed a flying squirrel goin in and out of a hole in an old dead tree. We watched it fly and gather food and one day seen it was a mother cause she had little ones about half the size of a chipmunk. One of the neighborhood kids, a mean little brat, took his BB gun and killed the mother. When we found that out (back then neighborhood news traveled fast) we went to the tree and I shinnied up and stuck my hand in the hole and pulled out 3 starving little baby flyin squirrels. We took them home and after a struggle gettin my parents to let me keep them they agreed to let me keep them till they got old enough to be on their own. It was super cool. I kept them in an old bird cage we had. I would take them out in the yard and hold one up as high as I could reach and it would jump off and fly then come runnin back, climb up my leg and up to my hand perch and jump off again, they loved it. So one day I took them to school to show everyone and someone called me in, sure enough dept of conservation was standin on my door step. They took them and I never got to see/let them go.
This picture brought back that memory but they were so much fun
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| Dogs wag their tails in different directions depending on their emotions. | |
| By Nicole Villeneuve | |
| A wagging tail is typically considered a sign of a happy dog, but the truth is more nuanced. Research shows that dogs tend to wag their tails more toward the right side of their bodies when they encounter something they feel positively about, such as their owner, while their tails tend to move more toward the left when they encounter something unsettling, such as an unfamiliar, aggressive dog. Dogs even seem to heed this difference in other dogs too: In one study, the canines became more anxious when they watched another dog wagging its own tail more toward the left. Researchers believe the difference in wagging direction may be related to the way the two sides of the brain process emotional information. | |
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