Colin Browne

Some interesting animal pictures:
Animal pictures.docx

Some interesting animal pictures:
Animal pictures.docx

Yes.....  I  remember  that  photo   Our  Librarian  has  posted  this  story  before  a  longer  time.  Not  all  dogs  equal,  so  by  humans  too !    But  some  rare  ones  are  really  very  devoted,  more  than  many  humans  can  do...   Thats  so  awesome
Thank  you  for  that reminder  photo....

The last photo of Hachik?, the dog who waited for his master's return each day for 9 years until he too passed away.

First  sad....   but  then  happy  what  you  was  telling !  THANK  YOU  SO  MUCH  OUR  DEAR  @Colin Browne  YES,  dog's  are  the  men  best  friends...  JTR  is  thinking  SO !    I  remember  pictures  beside  a  grave,  and  the  dog  would  not  leaving  his  place  
Seems,  thats  the  dog -love  for  his  master
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No wonder dogs are called man's best friend. The only animal having observable emotions. A Japanese dog stopped eating when it's master died, and laid on it's owner's grave until it too died. Vicious dogs are trained that way. One of my dogs, Sammy, a Jack Russel, was  so small I carried him in my jacket pocket for weeks. About a year later, he began howling when he recognised my motor cycle approaching. He went with me everywhere when out in the motor car. Seems dogs weren't fully domesticated during Bible years, they gradually began loving mankind as time went by. Eccl. 9:4

The section "ENJOY YOUR DOG'S" brought to mind a joke:
A women in a poor country received a parrot as a present from her son, who also sent a letter to her saying, "Hope you enjoyed having a parrot."
She replied, "Thank you my son, it was delicious."

I fully agree in the hope that animals will live longer, but Jehovah knows better. The longer we live with animals, the more we will mourn when they die. (Rev. 21:3,4)  I too would love to have my first dog back, but what about he others. The photo of my dog Sputty is unusual, It was a black and white photo coloured with oil paints.

I fully agree in the hope that animals will live longer, but Jehovah knows better. The longer we live with animals, the more we will mourn when they die. (Rev. 21:3,4)  I too would love to have my first dog back, but what about he others. The photo of my dog Sputty is unusual, It was a black and white photo coloured with oil paints.

Our first dog was named Sputty, a fox terrier, because he was born at the time the Russians sent Laika to die in an orbit. He was put down in 1975 also at the age of 18 after he stopped eating. I cried while thanking Jehovah for lending him to us.
 

Here's a drawing of a solar observation of a heavenly event.
 
 
Venus Transit.docx

Yes, the short distance from one side of the earth to the other makes little difference to all phases and changes of the moon. I have also taken photos of these. The one in the attachment was taken many yeas ago.

Hi sister, long time no see. A good movie attachment. I'll be watching yours.
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I will tell you another story.
Eight years ago when my wife became weaker, I began renovating our house at the age of 80. One day I climbed a 4 meter ladder while holding a section of hardboard, to pass to the painter on the roof. As I climbed down my foot slipped and I fell to the ground unconscious. I was taken to hospital where I came to four hours later.
My brain was scanned and Xrayed in many layers, and I was released three weeks later, and had to learn to walk again. A month in a wheel chair, a month using an aluminum walker, and weeks walking and falling. I still sway as if I'm drunk.
Worse, the short term memory of my brain has been permanently damaged. When someone tells me their name, it's forgotten a few seconds later. Very embarrassing.
But Jehovah was very kind by preserving my long term memory. I still remember everything in detail since I was about five years old. You have probably noticed this by the contributions made here. My Bible knowledge remains excellent.

Gee  sister, you are wonderful. I never thought of looking it up. Thank you for the link.
 
 

Many decades ago there was a movie called "Bring them back alive" Frank Buck was the hunter who trapped scores of animals and dragged them home in cages of wood.
Some may have imagined that this was the way Noah and his sons did it - not so. It would have taken centuries for Noah to do it in the same way as Frank Buck.
One of our publications mentioned that the animals came to Noah. (Gen. 7:9)

Below is a picture captured from JW.ORG some time ago depicting what Noah's ark would likely have looked like.
 

True, the ark wasn't made to plow through the water like a ship. It was a floating menagerie. You will soon get the hang of this website. many of us make mistakes similar to yours, but we are here to help others.
 

True, the ark wasn't made to plow through the water like a ship. It was a floating menagerie. You will soon get the hang of this website. many of us make mistakes similar to yours, but we are here to help others.
 

Hi QE, the attached document was downloaded from JW.ORG about 15 years ago
Ark of Covenant.docx

Same old story for most of us men; Hair today, gone tomorrow.
 

Lo and behold, a chicken trying to strut incognito.
 

Some are soccer players.
 

Some are soccer players.
 

The attached document was downloaded from JW.ORG many years ago.
 
Chicken_Egg.docx