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Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
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Monday, July 9, 2012

Cheese anyone?


I saw this photo and thought; did you meet people like this cat? Always wanting to be on the other side of that door, no matter which side they are on? They always want whatever is there on the other side, out of reach, out of grasp or out of control. It must be better working in a different place, living in an another house, driving a different car, having a different family, etc…..Whatever is behind that door, I want and I will try and get

The culture of many choices doesn’t help either, as I do the shopping, I find that there are more than 60 different types of cheese! I later learn that there are actually 500 types of cheese recognized by the International Dairy Federation. Come on, it is just CHEESE!

So sometimes we approach life and relations in the same way as shopping for the best cheese, if it is not this one, it might be another and surely with all these different varieties, I must find the one I like!  If we look at relations as consumers rather than individuals, we then want the ‘best cut’, ‘the front of the shelf’, ‘the long expiry date’ and we may also ask to ‘speak to the manager’ if we are not satisfied with the product. However, I know that the heart that God gave us was to help, love, support and befriend, rather than to consume and just consume.

Friday, February 17, 2012

Saturday, February 26, 2011

A Different Kind of Revolution

As I was so busy following all kinds of news' channels online and on satellite, I noticed that our hamster was a bit quite. I went over to check and found it on the floor looking up to me with his cute little eyes outside its cage!!
What I did not realize that our little hamster was planning his own revolution and carried out his plan for his great escape. He did not hand in any demands for his revolt and did not chant or ask for anyone of us to leave :)
To cut a long story short, I managed to put him back in his cage after a siege that lasted for 2 hours with all excites closed (not to stress him and not to stress me of course) and there was no use of any violence or tear gas. There were no casualties and the household went back to normal and the economy did not suffer much.

Long Live The Revolution (The Egyptians one that is and not my hamster's).
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