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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
I love rabbits. all kinds of rabbits. they are a very misunderstood creature. they are sensitive yet stubborn. need social interaction with other bunnies and people. they are determined little souls and of course they are super cute.
This is a thread for rabbit lovers.
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DownMoreThanUpSenior Contributor
Absolutely @PeppyPatti i love it i'm still around down here a child as well. Now i know all my big brothers will protect me with their lives. i know not many people my age(65) have any love for left for being childish, however for me - before 5 years old were my best years lived ever down here. Never going to let go of me like that happy again, to be a grown up! Feeling deeply shamed i did where i did. spiritual genocide i reckon wanting to be a grown up! Always told my kids so, having learned that lesson!
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ENKELISenior Contributor
@Bunniekins oh Bun Bun, I want them! They are adorable! Why are bunnies so adorable?!
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DownMoreThanUpSenior Contributor
Good meeting your here @ENKELI. Sadly to be called Christian means little very little to me
i love The Word but despise religion captivating God's love for profit. So much of that around!
i reckon no one is born evil. We are all turned into evildoers by the evil of others, as well as the lies we believe about God, ourselves and our neighbour, heeding the lies all around and in our heads as well.
To think that someone is born evil means God rewards us evil in marriage beds when we receive children from Him? but then i ask is that what psalm 139 verse 13-16 teaches?
Living by love, faith and hope in Jesus will unite us more than mental illness ever can for we will be able to communicate through The Living Word Alive within us.
Pleased to meet you!.
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ENKELISenior Contributor
@PeppyPatti Pepster you cracked me up with your "here are some biscuits I'm totally not going to make"!
How do you mean by your 'mones are acting by repetition hon? Mones are horrid little wretches.
The fact that only women go through hormonal changes throughout their lives is proof God is male. Right now I'm not taking my HRT and I haven't had any flushes, just the mood changes. Definitely time to ring the vet. As I said to my girlfriend who is also suffering the manypaws (she's my crazy cat lady oldest friend!) I want the GP to either put me to sleep, spey me or repair me, I don't mind which at this juncture!
I absolutely adore you my Pepster 🫂
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ENKELISenior Contributor
@DownMoreThanUp and a pleasure to meet you too. Jesus to me is the way, the truth and the life.
As the sticker on my car says, Jesus is my Saviour, not my religion.
Organised religion has been the cause of too many wars and unrest. My dad's family are Catholic and my dad was born left handed. The nuns used to slap his hand when he wrote because writing left handed was the devils' work. And then you have the megachurches like HillSong who allow all kinds of non Christian behaviour to occur and then cover it up for generations. They aren't much better than Scientology in the way they treat their parishioners.
I grew up with both my grandmothers being Christian women - and not religious. My maternal grandmother showed me more about faith and the love of Jesus than any minister or pastor has.
I absolutely love your words - living by faith, love and hope in Jesus. So very true!
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DownMoreThanUpSenior Contributor
My joy knows no bounds knowing you @ENKELI . Jesus is teaching me not to judge a song by those who sing it, and to never take in any gossip against thems as reason not to sing it if i like it, but only sing the words if they mean that in my relationship with Him, The Father or anything else in my life past or present. This has been serving me really well.
i love singing God's praises best with these guys Called 'The sons of Korah', An Australian band that have put Psalms to contemporary music. i love them and share you a song. Any how Matt, the lead singer is a baptist minister, and at times this comes through, but he loves God's Word, he loves God, he loves Jesus. So i love him and his band music best of all.
This is my sole survival music when deepest depressed along with a singer called Sherri Youngward .sing scripture songs. God's Word in Spirit, without religion is best ever i reckon.
Anyhow see what you think
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaXj9Za0qXY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzrAipHYmjw&list=RDEM310LTEpgd2stEMfxKEibow&index=20
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PeppyPattiSenior Contributor
I completely and absolutely adore you too @ENKELI
My mones are repeating themselves.
I hate my husband because he bought these and
Brazenly PLACES them on the kitchen table never to move again.
RUDE
But fortunately I can't eat so I'm happy to just glower.
Repetition. Repeated every time I go into kitchen. My table and I are in a committed staring contest.
But actually - menopause ended at age 52. WTF ? It's excess over time menopause....
.see if fellow crazy cat lady headlines ...
Same same....
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@ENKELI i dont know they are just such characters and full of cuteness personified.
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rav3nSenior Contributor
THAT PIC IS SOOOO CUTEEEE @Bunniekins i'm getting bunny fever 😍
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@rav3n yes is is a cute pic let all who gaze upon it get bunny fever!
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