well, not really.
just off to the gagillion things to get done today.
But, just had to tell an urban wild story. Yesterday, a guy like this one took exactly one hour to kill, pluck, and eat an entire sparrow in my pristine snow covered back yard. Now it is full of tiny feathers.
(picture totally not used with permission, a google result.)
Liturgy w/communion for January 26, 2025 (Third Sunday after Epiphany - C)
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Texts: Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10; Psalm 19; 1 Corinthians 12:12-31; Luke
4:14-21
*Call to Worship*
Loud talkers and silent worriers,
glad-handers and lon...
8 hours ago
2 comments:
ewww...I get Coopers Hawks looking for a meal in my back yard - but usually, if the bird finds a meal there, (and they usually do, since I have a ton of birds at the feeders) they fly off with it and I don't have to experience the remains...sorry about your yard and those feathers....sigh.
hey...and boo hoo, I just read your google mail - unable to attend the BE 2...how can this be?!?
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