OMG how beautiful, it's a shame people aren't more like dogs, what a wonderful place it would be.
thanks lou2 for finding this sweet piece and sharing.

bbb wrote:OMG how beautiful, it's a shame people aren't more like dogs, what a wonderful place it would be.
thanks lou2 for finding this sweet piece and sharing.

My pleasure! I just got it today from a friend and when I saw your post, I dug it out of my email. I do wish people were more like dogs, all heart!

Here's something I got, which will melt anyone's (even a lion's) heart:

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... d=12285951

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/pictures/2 ... -20792021/

can i hear a collective AWWWWWWWWWWW, this is a sweet photo essay. (some of the photos didn't load for me but they are precious)

http://www.cnn.com/2008/LIVING/personal ... index.html

this is a beautiful story

*quote from article

*He was a teenager in a death camp in Nazi-controlled Germany. She was a bit younger, living free in the village, her family posing as Christians.

Their eyes met through a barbed-wire fence and she wondered what she could do for this handsome young man.

She was carrying apples, and decided to throw one over the fence. He caught it and ran away toward the barracks. And so it began.

They never knew one another's name, never uttered a single word, so fearful they'd be spotted by a guard. Until one day he came to the fence and told her he wouldn't be back.

Rosenblat eventually moved to New York. He was running a television repair shop when a friend phoned him one Sunday afternoon and said he wanted to fix him up with a girl. Rosenblat was unenthusiastic: He didn't like blind dates, he told his friend. He didn't know what she would look like. But finally, he relented

It went well enough. She was Polish and easygoing. Conversation flowed, and eventually talk turned to their wartime experiences. Rosenblat recited the litany of camps he had been in, and Radziki's ears perked up. She had been in Schlieben, too, hiding from the Nazis.

She spoke of a boy she would visit, of the apples she would bring, how he was sent away.

And then, the words that would change their lives forever: "That was me," he said.

Rosenblat knew he could never leave this woman again. He proposed marriage that very night. She thought he was crazy. Two months later she said yes.

Herman is now 79, and Roma is three years his junior; they celebrated their 50th anniversary this summer. He often tells their story to Jewish and other groups.

He believes the lesson is the very one his father imparted.

"Not to hate and to love -- that's what I am lecturing about," he said. "Not to hold a grudge and to tolerate everybody, to love people, to be tolerant of people, no matter who they are or what they are."

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... 852035.ece

sweet story about an orphan monkey being bullied by the other monkeys, so the zoo gave it a dog. awwww

Happy Birthday to LadyMac!!! Enjoy the day!!

Happy Birthday LadyMac, hope you have a wonderful day and a happy year

Happy Birthday LadyMac....sounds like you had a great dinner.

happy birthday ladym!!!!

sounds perfect i'm glad you had a happy day and good food (yum love all seafood ... ((hug))...

Happy Belated Birthday, Lady M!!

I don't know how many other people are made happy by this but

The Phillies Win the World Series!!!

http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?secti ... id=6521737


*A male dachshund found as a stray in Pittsburgh, PA has been confirmed as the missing family pet of Elda Arguello of Pleasantville, NJ. "Tootsie", believed to have been stolen from the family's gated yard, has been missing for nearly five years.
Through confirmation via an implanted microchip on the dog, the Animal Rescue League of Western Pennsylvania will reunite owner and pet in Harrisburg, PA on Monday, November 24, 2008.

how cool... tooties home for thanksgiving leftovers

what a nice Thanksgiving gift to get.

http://www.cutethingsfallingasleep.org

cutest thing i've seen in awhile, a whole site with cute kids and animals trying not to fall asleep. awwwwwwww

btw passed first doctors appt with flying colors, doesn't want me back for A YEAR yeeeaaaaaaa, 1 down, 2 to go

Alright bbb!!!! Will still keep the candles burning at church till you finish with all of the doctors.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,482843,00.html

*quote
*a real-life “Sleeping Beauty.”

The 34-year-old from the U.K. suffered a heart attack nearly two weeks after giving birth to her son and failed to regain consciousness.

Her husband, Andrew, spent two weeks by her bedside waiting for her to wake up from a coma – but her condition did not improve until he leaned over and asked her for a kiss, the Daily Mail reported Monday.

“What happened next was beyond my wildest dreams,” he told the newspaper. “She turned her head towards mine, puckered up her lips and gave me a little kiss.”

awwwwwww isn't that happy and sweet

thanks for your postitive thoughts, so far so good (knock on wood)

I watched a program on TV about Victorian devices that were installed in caskets just in case someone woke up after being buried. Any other century and this young mother might have needed one.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-storie ... -21198428/

this made me cry happy tears, this poor abused lion was saved and moved to a big new home. she's crippled and blind in one eye but FREE.

beware the video is a tear jerker!!! but a happy ending