Skip to main content

Friday Funnies

Happy Friday! Thank you Kim at Homesteader's Heart for hosting Friday Funnies! Be sure to check out more funnies there.


Comments

  1. That was adorable and so sweet. Have a wonderful week.

    ReplyDelete
  2. You, sweet friend ALWAYS brighten my day!! I always look forward to your post. You have a heart of gold and GOD uses you in ways you will never know. I stand amazed at how GOD has given us a network of close friends through blogging. Once one prays for another..the bond is cemented in the heart of GOD. WOW!! Thank you for praying for me and my family and for being a friend and sister in the LORD.
    Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!
    Much love, prayers, hugs, and blessings, andrea

    ReplyDelete
  3. No doubt you're relishing a dose of humor. Thank you for sharing it!

    Kathleen

    ReplyDelete
  4. How precious! Thanks for sharing this sweet little moment!

    Have a wonderful, blessed weekend!

    Andrea

    ReplyDelete
  5. Mary, this is soooo precious!

    I think Boxers are the BEST and sweetest dogs! Thankyou for this post!

    I love you!

    ReplyDelete
  6. I love that video! Just to precious. Boxers are so good!
    Happy Friday my sweet friend.

    ReplyDelete
  7. This video reminds me that someday, when the new heavens and new earth are created, Isaiah said, "the wolf and lamb will feed together. The lion will eat straw like the ox. Poisonous snakes will strike no more. In those days, no one will be hurt or destroyed on my holy mountain. I, the Lord have spoken!" [Isa.65:25].
    I always look to Fridays because of all the things you share in FF's. You never disappoint! And honestly, it's such a blessing because I told you how I work Fri and Sat nights, so when I carry it in my heart what you posted on Fridays, it just makes my weekend a little easier :) So, thank you. Have a great weekend. Love you sister! Take care.

    ReplyDelete
  8. That was so cute. What a sweet sweet dog. I love it.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Venomous Intruder

It’s the middle of rattlesnake season here on the ranch.  The local news anchor confirmed it.   I’ve seen two already.    While driving along our dirt road yesterday, I mistook a virulent enemy for a branch. I backed up the car, looked again and noticed the branch shifted revealing a rattle at its end. At one of our road association meetings in the barn, Shelby stood up and shouted, “ BOB !” to my next door neighbor.  He’s our vice president and the one all eyes were on as he gave a presentation in the middle of the room.  I sensed fear in the way she yelled his name.  I learned after the meeting that Shelby called out to him like that because she saw a rattler slither in the barn door where she and I sat.  Bob yielded to the interruption and quietly dispatched the enemy.  Ten minutes later, this tough guy was back to center stage falling right back in step with the business at hand.   Bob is my new best friend. ...

Hearts for the Kingdom Author Interview

When I finished reading Hearts for the Kingdom last week, I contacted the author, Cho Larson.   We talked about the book and he graciously agreed to be my guest today.  Together we hope to inspire you in your journey of faith to pursue God with a heart that is alive and beating for the Kingdom of God. Mary:  Cho, when I finished your book, I felt loved and very close to my Savior. Cho:  I’m overwhelmed at the encouraging response to it. Mary:  How long did it take to write this book? Cho:  God works in mysterious ways. As I’ve observed God’s hand at work, it’s easy for me to picture Him as the Great Conductor, orchestrating everything in perfect harmony. Hearts for the Kingdom wasn’t my original plan, but after I sent another manuscript I was working on to my editor, while waiting for him to edit, the need became clear for a foundational book. This book required about six months to complete. Mary: as an author, what is the me...

Let's Live Together

I took a Ziploc bag of frozen pork chops out of the freezer and set them in the refrigerator to thaw.  I decided to make one of my favorite crock pot recipes with them.  I threatened the husband with a black eye if he ate the last of the sour cream because I needed it for that simple recipe. The next day, I carried my crock pot to my island in the kitchen and mixed the sour cream with an envelope of onion soup mix and decided to rinse the defrosted meat at the sink before adding to my recipe.  Then I noticed something. They weren’t pork chops.  To my surprise, I witnessed defrosted chicken thighs.  Very big chicken thighs; it must have been a hippy chicken.  The freezer bag’s label read Dec. ’15 in the husband’s writing.  I assumed it contained pork chops.  I was wrong. Write it like a man. Thinking like a man would think, he probably guessed that any fool could see these are chicken thighs when he placed them in a clear gal...