Just Curious, That’s All

22 Comments on Just Curious, That’s All

1. Adorable! Great way to start my day. Thank you, Claudia!

2. Ha ha ha ha!
   Love it!

   Thanks, Claudia!

3. So cute, Thank you!

   Now I have to go out and kill some weeds. 😙

4. Great selection as always. Thank you.

5. Dog says “Yuck! I hate fish.”
   Fish says “Yuck! I hate dog.”

6. Once again the lady hits it outa the park !

7. Thanks Claudia
   Carp-a-day

   24 Luna Cycles post Moon Train MAGA roll.
   Some Zero-G relaxation
   Floating from 404 Lunar Cycles ago
   For your Time and Space pleasure

   Andreas Vollenweider
   1986 – Down To The Moon , 45m47s

   01 – Down To The Moon +00.0
   02 – Moon Dance + 02.28
   03 – Steam Forest + 06.39
   04 – Water Moon + 11.34
   05 – Night Fire Dance + 13.50
   06 – Quiet Observer + 18.44
   07 – Silver Wheel + 21.30
   08 – Drown In Pale Light + 25.26
   09 – The Secret, The Candle, And Love + 27.40
   10 – Hush, Patience At Bamboo Forest + 31.25
   11 – Three Silver Ladies Dance + 31.36
   12 – La Lune Et L’enfant + 34.17
   13 + + Moonday + 36.18
   14 + + Hey You! Yes, You + 42.38

8. Cute meter overload…… look out…..cute meter EXPLODES 😃

9. The duck is adorable but the turtle! Thanks once again, Claudia for making my Sundays always a little brighter!

10. forgot to say…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cng1k1ow280
    or
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cng1k1ow280

    Andreas Vollenweider – 1986 – Down To The Moon

    …sorry, still reeling

11. Oh, those raccoons are curious alright! Trying to figure out how to get in your house and rummage through everything.

    R#1: Looks like no one’s home! You think they have cat food?

    R#2 We’ll never know if we don’t in and look.

    R#1 But there’s no open door!

    R#2 We’ll make one! There’s always a way in, you just have to tear it up some and find the weak spot. Got your burglar mask on?

    R#1 Always!

    😀

12. Love the puppy & guppy pic.

    Thanks Ms. C.

13. LOOKING FOR THE LOOPHOLE (a thought for your Sunday)

    by Ricky Kurth

    To many people, it just doesn’t seem right that God would punish someone in hell for all eternity, and so they look for loopholes in the Bible’s clear teaching about eternal damnation (Rev. 14:11, etc.). They mean well, but they remind us of what the Lord said about the rich man in hell, who pleaded that Lazarus be sent to warn his five brothers, “lest they also come into this place of torment” (Luke 16:28). It is often argued from this that this man had repented, and only a God who was a monster would refuse to release him. As we compare Scripture with Scripture, however, we believe otherwise, especially when we compare the torments of hell to the torments of the Tribulation.

    There are many ways to show that the Tribulation will be a time of hell on earth, but perhaps the simplest is found when we read that “in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it” (Rev. 9:6). What a picture of hell! You would think that everyone on the receiving end of the unfathomable torments of that day would repent in the hope that God would relent and spare them further torment. Yet despite the fact that men will be “scorched with great heat” (Rev. 16:9), in John’s vision, they “blasphemed the name of God, which hath power over these plagues: and they repented not… of their deeds” (vv. 9,11).

    In light of all this, we feel the rich man’s request to warn his five brothers was not an indication of any repentance on his part — far from it. Like many incarcerated men, he was looking for a loophole in the prosecution’s case against him. You see, if Lazarus was sent from the dead to warn his brothers, he could argue that he never benefited from such a supernatural warning, making his conviction unjust.

    Add it all up and a more accurate picture of hell appears. Hell is not filled with cries of repentance to which God turns an unfeeling deaf ear. Like the description of the Tribulation we just read, the air is rather filled with the sound of blasphemy, voiced by men who are eternally convinced that God is wrong and they do not belong there.

    Fortunately, dear reader, you do not have to go there. Just admit that God is right, that you are sinner (Rom. 3:23) who deserves to die an eternal death for your sins (Rom. 6:23; Rev. 20:14), but that Christ died for your sins so that you don’t have to (I Cor. 15:1-4). “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved” (Acts 16:31).

14. The puppy and the goldfish made my day! Thanks as always, Claudia.

15. Love it! Thanks for putting these together, Claudia. It gives me a chance to just take a deep breath and go “Awwwww​!”

16. Oh my goodness! Claudia, you never disappoint! That lil’ black kittie with the white collar – soooo CUTE! But then again, all the critters were cute!

17. It’s always nice to start the day with a smile.

18. How did the puppy smooching the fish happen? LOLOL. So cute. Alladem!

19. Purrrrfect as always Claudia.

20. That penguin though!

21. Way to go, Ms C!

22. My Sunday is incomplete until I have seen Claudia’s animal pictures. Thanks!