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Wednesday, July 06, 2016
Mid-Week Messages
Hello everyone! A very warm welcome to you all! The videos I have chosen for this post are: Funeral Therapy Dog Turns Sadness into Smiles
Laughing Rooster
In the Summer Sun of Greece by A La Carte
They Went to the Shelter to Rescue 6 Puppies - but watch what happens when they get there
For the following, I am providing the link sources beneath each photo. You just need to click on the images to see a larger view. Please know that although you might be struggling now, some day you will look back and realize what you went through changed your life in many ways for the better.
"Be kind. Stay humble. Smile often. Stay loyal. Keep honest. Travel when possible. Never stop learning. Be thankful and love always." Great advice to live by!!!
I liked this quote:Be strong when you're weak, brave when you're scared and humble when you're victorious. and the video of A La Carte. Thank you Linda!
Oh how I love these, dearest Linda! These wonderfully wise and inspiring videos and quotes teach me so much about positive thought. Thank you SO much for sharing...:))
Oh sweet Linda, Loved it all today. The video with the dogs made me tear up. WOW! And I had to save that one saying about if a door closes...nail it! SO VERY TRUE in some situations in life. Thanks for always sharing. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
Linda thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. This enable me to find out about your blog too. What an inspiring blog you have! You take time to find encouragements to share... it's wonderful:) I hope you won't mind me coming back for more:) Wishing you a lovely day!
Such great videos and images. I've never heard of funeral therapy dog before. Animals do have a power to comfort and bring smile...even at a very difficult time.
Well, you did it again, Linda - another fantastic post. I had never heard of funeral therapy dogs, but what a great idea! And what a beautiful dog. That laughing rooster is a riot! But the folks who took 15 dogs to care for until they could be adopted was most touching! Lois Anne won't let me anywhere near a shelter - she knows I'd bring home as many dogs as I could get in the car!
The summer of fun dancing girls was just the right touch this morning - bright and cheery!
It's so bright and sunny and hot here that I'm longing for cool, rainy days!
And finally, I found many of the poster to be right what I needed to hear.
Thank you, too, for your many comments. I appreciate so much your taking the time to visit my blogs and offering your thoughts on the photos.
Wishing you a great Wednesday and hope the rest of the week brings much happiness!
I like your bog, Linda, and signed up to follow. I can always use and appreciate some positive news! Thank you for putting out there for us all. Ginene
Hello, wonderful videos. I hope the puppies all find loving forever homes. Wonderful images and inspiring words. I try to stay kind and humble. Enjoy your day and the week ahead!
This is such a wonderful post, Linda! I thought the funeral therapy dog video was awesome! Dogs can be so intuitive. They just know. My mother's little long-haired dachshund was such a comfort to her when she was dying, and the moment my mother died, Daxie (who happened to have walked out to the living room) started barking. My special, beloved, and died-too-young friend Dee told me that was Daxie saying goodbye to Mom as her soul left her body. I've never forgotten that!
I would have a dog if I knew I wouldn't be traveling. That shelter video just slayed me. But I love traveling, I almost live to travel, and I know it wouldn't be fair to the dog. So for now, I just have to be content with giving donations to Denver's Dumb Friends League and loving the dogs that cross my path ~ like my sister-in-law's Gracie and Rufus (who now live in Hove, England).
So many wise things in your images today! Thank you for all you do to bring these inspiring posts together. And who knew a rooster could laugh! Sending you a big hug, Linda! You brighten my life always!
What a great idea the funeral therapy dog. I don't think we have them over here but I wish we did. By coincidence we are off to a friend's funeral today.
Bonjour Linda, Je n'avais jamais entendu parlé de funérailles avec un chien comme thérapie. Mais c'est une excellente idée ... J'aimerais le jour de mes funérailles avoir des chiens et autres animaux .... tiens, il faudrait que j'y pense !!!! Merci pour tous tes jolis posts. Je t'embrasse
It's been a while since I dropped by but as always I found something lovely here, I really like the Karen Salmansohn quote, thank you for sharing it :-) Greetings from the UK!
Please know that although you might be struggling now, some day you will look back and realize what you went through changed your life in many ways for the better. <--- I agree totally. Thank you for the reminder, Linda xx
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"Be kind. Stay humble. Smile often. Stay loyal. Keep honest. Travel when possible. Never stop learning. Be thankful and love always." Great advice to live by!!!
ReplyDeleteLaughing Rooster, is very funny Linda. I wish you a happy Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteWonderful set of videos. I've never heard of a Funeral Therapy Dog or a laughing rooster before. Both brought a smile. Enjoy your day Linda. Hugs. xx
ReplyDeleteHa-I laughed at the quote about nailing a board over the closed door! I think they're talking about exes!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a good day, Linda
"Be strong when you're weak, brave when you're scared and humble when you're victorious
ReplyDeleteun bon conseil Linda, mais pas facile ..
greetings
I liked this quote:Be strong when you're weak, brave when you're scared and humble when you're victorious.
ReplyDeleteand the video of A La Carte. Thank you Linda!
Um excelente trabalho e belos vídeos.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Ah! The puppies...!
ReplyDeleteI ran out of tissues...Bless!x
great. happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteLinda, I love all your quotes. So much to ponder.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and kind comment.
Canada is so beautiful. I lived in Alaska for almost five years twenty years ago. We drove through Canada on the way back to the lower 48. So pretty.
Oh how I love these, dearest Linda!
ReplyDeleteThese wonderfully wise and inspiring videos and quotes teach me so much about positive thought. Thank you SO much for sharing...:))
Much Love & Hugs xoxoxo
Oh sweet Linda, Loved it all today. The video with the dogs made me tear up. WOW! And I had to save that one saying about if a door closes...nail it! SO VERY TRUE in some situations in life. Thanks for always sharing. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was the rescue puppies. Awww, so adorable.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day Linda. ☺
Bonjour. Les vidéos sont marrants.
ReplyDeleteBisous
The video about the people who rescued 15 dogs was heartwarming!
ReplyDeleteLos vídeos muy simpáticos en especial el del gallo que parecé reír.
ReplyDeleteLos pensamientos muy acertados.
Saludos..
It doesn't surprise me that dogs are good for the grieving.
ReplyDeleteHello dear friend,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your post today...Very heartwarming.
Wishing you a beautiful and peaceful week ahead.
Blessings,
Penny
Linda, I so enjoyed visiting with you today! Wonderful videos and thoughts! Blessings, Pam @ Everyday Living
ReplyDeleteThe puppies rescue video is heart warming. So kind of these people to rescue them. The puppies are soooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLinda thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. This enable me to find out about your blog too. What an inspiring blog you have! You take time to find encouragements to share... it's wonderful:) I hope you won't mind me coming back for more:) Wishing you a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteSuch great videos and images. I've never heard of funeral therapy dog before. Animals do have a power to comfort and bring smile...even at a very difficult time.
ReplyDeleteWell, you did it again, Linda - another fantastic post. I had never heard of funeral therapy dogs, but what a great idea! And what a beautiful dog. That laughing rooster is a riot! But the folks who took 15 dogs to care for until they could be adopted was most touching! Lois Anne won't let me anywhere near a shelter - she knows I'd bring home as many dogs as I could get in the car!
ReplyDeleteThe summer of fun dancing girls was just the right touch this morning - bright and cheery!
It's so bright and sunny and hot here that I'm longing for cool, rainy days!
And finally, I found many of the poster to be right what I needed to hear.
Thank you, too, for your many comments. I appreciate so much your taking the time to visit my blogs and offering your thoughts on the photos.
Wishing you a great Wednesday and hope the rest of the week brings much happiness!
Great quotes, Linda !
ReplyDeleteI like your bog, Linda, and signed up to follow. I can always use and appreciate some positive news! Thank you for putting out there for us all.
ReplyDeleteGinene
Poor rooster! He just couldn't get his voice out like he wanted to. Hey, I've been there.
ReplyDeletebeautiful Linda, the 15 rescued dogs!
ReplyDeleteJ'ai aussi aimé le coq, peut-être qu'il imite la maitresse de maison :)
Oh my goodness. I laughed out loud at that rooster! I should save that to my favorites for when I have a bad day.
ReplyDeleteBonjour Linda, tellement beau les petits chiens avec leur maman, heureusement qu'ils les ont sauvé! Bise et bonne journée toute douce!
ReplyDeleteHello, wonderful videos. I hope the puppies all find loving forever homes. Wonderful images and inspiring words. I try to stay kind and humble. Enjoy your day and the week ahead!
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ReplyDeleteSometimes you have to die a little inside in order to be reborn as a stronger, wiser you.... So very true.
Loved the funeral home dog.
Taasen niin ihania vidoita ja ajatuksi kiitos Linda Terveisiä :)
ReplyDeleteGreat and interesting videos. The quotes were all very good. Have a blessed evening. Madeline
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful post, Linda! I thought the funeral therapy dog video was awesome! Dogs can be so intuitive. They just know. My mother's little long-haired dachshund was such a comfort to her when she was dying, and the moment my mother died, Daxie (who happened to have walked out to the living room) started barking. My special, beloved, and died-too-young friend Dee told me that was Daxie saying goodbye to Mom as her soul left her body. I've never forgotten that!
ReplyDeleteI would have a dog if I knew I wouldn't be traveling. That shelter video just slayed me. But I love traveling, I almost live to travel, and I know it wouldn't be fair to the dog. So for now, I just have to be content with giving donations to Denver's Dumb Friends League and loving the dogs that cross my path ~ like my sister-in-law's Gracie and Rufus (who now live in Hove, England).
So many wise things in your images today! Thank you for all you do to bring these inspiring posts together. And who knew a rooster could laugh! Sending you a big hug, Linda! You brighten my life always!
I have to share the laughing rooster with my husband. He will love this for sure! (He's a bit of a rooster fan. ;-)
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteThat's so sweet! We need more therapy dogs likes these.... xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea the funeral therapy dog. I don't think we have them over here but I wish we did. By coincidence we are off to a friend's funeral today.
ReplyDeleteBonjour Linda,
ReplyDeleteJe n'avais jamais entendu parlé de funérailles avec un chien comme thérapie. Mais c'est une excellente idée ... J'aimerais le jour de mes funérailles avoir des chiens et autres animaux .... tiens, il faudrait que j'y pense !!!!
Merci pour tous tes jolis posts. Je t'embrasse
That's right, we should be thankful for our challenges and be positive at all times.
ReplyDeleteOh, those dog videos were tear jerkers! In a good way! And good quotes. Helps me keep up the fight :o) Thanks Linda!
ReplyDeleteThey should have a dog like that in each funeral parlour.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
Lots of good ones again, Linda.
ReplyDeleteCheers and boogie boogie.
Hi Linda,
ReplyDeleteIt's been a while since I dropped by but as always I found something lovely here, I really like the Karen Salmansohn quote, thank you for sharing it :-) Greetings from the UK!
Please know that although you might be struggling now, some day you will look back and realize what you went through changed your life in many ways for the better. <--- I agree totally. Thank you for the reminder, Linda xx
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