fish aquariums are relaxing, but they make me have to pee, which makes it hard to relax.
Us as humans naturally seek affection, attention and serenity. Some fill these desires with pets, some with spouses and others with cuddlers like us!
Consider the reflections made on Jesus and Mary by the late Catholic Archbishop Fulton Sheen. Christ was perfect Priest and Victim, and born "in the shadow of the Cross." In Old Testament times, sacrifices were offered to make atonement for sins before God, and Christ was the one who offered the perfect sacrifice, the perfect Paschal Lamb- Himself, by His Body and Blood. He always knew this would happen. I would say that Mary did have a little lamb.
Before marriage, a man yearns for the woman he loves. After marraige, the 'y' becomes silent.
Imagination is more important than knowledge (Albert Einstein)
Sometimes i wonder, am I the only one who watches Naked and Afraid to see the progression of how nasty their butts get?
My only thought is. God is God Jesus is his messenger a human being. Mary is Jesus mother also a human being. Why things get so complex ? No offense but that's all my personal thinking.
Is naked and afraid a survival show like survivor man or is it more entertainment like bear grylls?
@Buck - I like your thought
Be kind and help make others smile.
Any pizza can be a personal pizza if you believe in yourself.
I met a rabbi atheist the other day. All I can say is wow, talk about vocation not matching who you are
My thought of the day is... Why is an orange called an orange,is it because it is the colour orange?? ?
mrcuddleuk I googled it! The fruit came first. The English word "orange" has made quite a journey to get here. The fruit originally came from China – the German word Apfelsine and the Dutch sinaasappel (Chinese apple) reflect this – but our word ultimately comes from the Old Persian "narang". Early Persian emperors collected exotic trees for their landscape gardens, which may well have included orange trees. Arabs later traded the fruit and spread the word all the way to Moorish Spain; the Spanish word for orange is "naranja". In Old French, the fruit became "orenge" and this was adopted into Middle English, eventually becoming our orange, fruit as well as colour. https://www.theguardian.com/theguardian/2010/mar/31/origin-of-the-orange
@Orianna - I was going to ask what they used for the colour orange before the fruit was discovered, so this is the answer to that: Before the English-speaking world was exposed to the fruit, the colour was referred to as "yellow-red" or "red-yellow" (geoluread in Old English)
Just curious... who decided that dinosaurs made a roaring sound? Why not something cuter?
Everyone I know is ill today except 1 person. She must have stolen everyone else's luck!
It is dangerous to go alone. Take this! ?
"Does anyone have an idea for a cuddling phone ringtone?"
Mine is Close to You, by Maxi Priest.
Thank you @Orianna ?
If king midas picks his nose, does that make him a gold digger?