- She is super duper cute. Her fluffy brown velvet soft fur make her irresistible to pet and she has an uncanny resemblance to a stuffed bunny rabbit.
- She can just look in your general direction and make you smile.
- She likes to snuggle and sit in your lap when lounging.
- She gets really excited when walk in the door (even if i've been gone for less than a minute taking the trash out) and does a crazy two legged dance flipping around and jumping until i pay attention to her.
- She is ninja like in her abilities of grabbing food. i've seen her catch falling food before it hits the ground. My dad likes to call her a land shark
- She follows me around and adores me all the time (even when I give her a really horrible hair cut)
- She doesn't bark (too much)
- She is really smart and makes me look like a good dog owner when she performs her cute little sit/lay down/roll over/stay tricks.
- She flips out if you say the word "treat" or "walk"
- She forgives me if i forget to feed her in my early morning groggy/super busy state before work (don't judge)
- She LOVES playing fetch and tug of war
- And on...and on...
I'm sure there are some interesting parallels between dog/master and human/God relationships....but maybe the deep philosophical analysis of this post can come later... maybe... :)
In Genesis 1:1-2:4, God first creates the heavens and the earth, then the plants, fishes, birds and all the other animals - and God repeatedly declares that this creation is good.
ReplyDeleteGod himself watches over even the birds of the air. (Matt. 6:26)
Jesus comes back on a white horse, and the lion is laying down with the lamb in the restored earth so there will be animals - most especially Dolly, Tucker, Willow, Kiki, Mo, Mike and Rosie. :o)
I say we certainly should love our animals.
For goodness sake in Numbers 22:28-33 the LORD opened the mouth of the donkey and let him chide Balaam.
Miss you, my song bird.
aww!! cute!! haha I didn't know she had a middle name
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