God’s Fastest Land Animal—a Work of Art
If you enjoy nature and nature photography like I do, you’ll love this. And relax...no blood is spilled.
If you enjoy nature and nature photography like I do, you’ll love this. And relax...no blood is spilled.
Recently when we were filming in my office, our Golden retriever Maggie, who is growing more each day, made a guest appearance. Thought I would share it with you. Maggie is a gift from God to Nanci and me. We love dogs in general and this one in particular.
Nanci and I are enjoying our first week with our new Golden Retriever puppy, Maggie Grace, who is nine weeks old. She’s pretty adorable, so I keep pulling out the camera.
I shared briefly on Facebook what happened a couple of days ago, but wanted to blog about it now and add quite a few other thoughts and links.
Throughout Scripture we read that animals praise God. Psalm 148 commands all of creation to praise the Lord, including the animals.
By now you may have seen Denver the guilty dog. Someone sent it to me last week. If you haven’t seen it, maybe even if you have, this two minutes is worth it.
God is so gracious to give us animals. In Genesis 1 and 2, one of the first responsibilities given to the first man and woman was to care for the animals.
Here are four images and captions I love. I’ve put them under the categories of love and friendship, regret, disappointment and self-doubt, and finally, melodrama.
Nanci and I really enjoyed this video. Yes, predictably, it involves a dog! Great music, too. I’m sure there are a lot of wives and moms who could wish their husbands and children would learn to do these things around the house (Nanci lovingly mentioned my habit of not closing drawers.)
As you may know by now, Nanci and I love dogs. They are God’s creation, and many of us enjoy them and other pets. Nanci looks regularly at the website Dog of the Day and often emails me a link to the day’s dog. This one, about the dog named Friday, made us smile. The following is the August 27 entry. If you’re a dog lover, the story is worth reading.