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John 15:15"No longer do I call you slaves, for the slave does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all things that I have heard from My Father I have made known to you.
Thank you
If you need someone to talk to personal message me anytime. I'm not on as much as I used to be but I do check in and will respond. Remember that you are never alone Jesus promised to be with you till the end of the world... but I understand about the invisible factor and it is hard for us humans to relate to seeing no one there.... But this Blond is here for you if you need a friend.
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child, noooo! 
you have these to comfort you...
The Lord is near to the brokenhearted
and saves the crushed in spirit. (Ps 84:18)
The Lord is near. Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all comprehension, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. (Phil 4:4b-7)
i know all about wishing to escape through sleep. we are here for you. please join this thread any and every day.
my PM is also open to you whenever you like.
with love,
ellie
you have these to comfort you...
The Lord is near to the brokenhearted
and saves the crushed in spirit. (Ps 84:18)
The Lord is near. Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all comprehension, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. (Phil 4:4b-7)
i know all about wishing to escape through sleep. we are here for you. please join this thread any and every day.
my PM is also open to you whenever you like.
with love,
ellie
Hello Darlene, doing about the same, God is in control. Still doing all the dr things, breathing test/treatment, still not working to good. They want me to think about doing stem cell, told them no I'd have to go across the pond to have it done, plus 1-2 year process, just going to trust God. When He's ready to call me home, I'm ready.
April is doing great, her hair is ffinally long enough to brush. That right there made her more happy than any thing. She goes in for test every 4 weeks, so far, the test have showed everything is fine. She'll have to have the plate changed in a few years, don't know how many. As her head and brain grows, the plate will become to small. I don't see her as much these days, rainy, cold and just plain messy. Spring is here, I'll see her more and more, she still rides to church with the wife and I, spends all day Sunday with us. She helps the wife prepare Sunday dinner, we eat, play some games, she takes a nap, then my wife takes her home.
We haven't been able to ride the horses, because of the weather. It needs to be dryer, so mud don't get in there hooves. In the summer, we can dig it out, then wash it out. If you don't get all the wet mud out, it turns to a fungi, then the fungi, turns to hoof rot. If hoof rot occurs, she have to put the horse down. We've rode them once since Christmas, had two weeks of no rain, plus drying out time. Oh, if you get a horse wet in the winter, they'll get sick and may die, hence the reason for not washing the mud out of their hooves. She feeds all of the horses each day, built up a great bond with them. She also gives them 4 apples and 8 carrots a day, along with about a quart of sweet feed per horse. If you feed them to much sweet feed, they'll overdose on sugar. So she's learning how to care for them, and they love her to no end. We're riding this afternoon, before the storms get here tonight. We'll leave around noon, get back before dark. She loves Mingo more than she loves Chewey, Chewey being the German Shepard that we got for her. Over all, she's a very loving child, loves to read stories about God/Jesus, has a ton of questions, which is a good thing.
Thank you for the prayers and hugs, I pray for you and Tourist on a daily basis. I'm so ready for Jesus to return.
Thank you for the hugs.
Horses love apples, and pears. You can't feed them bushels of them, you can feed them around 6 per day.
The sweet feed is loaded with sugar, real sticky mess, and they love it. To much sugar does affect their organs, not sure how. If they get to much sugar, they'll die, hence the quart of sweet feed a day. They get hay, and horse feed, along with the other, at different times of the day. Their feed is light grains, oats, wheat, barley, and millet. We don't feed them corn, as corn wears out their teeth, then you have to have them floated, so they can eat properly. Floating means, the vet has to come here, wedge their mouth open, with water running from a hose, the vet files the teeth down to the same height. That let's the horse chew its food properly.
Your right, they're beautiful animals, and a great pet, just big.
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I love horses.
I rented a restaurant on a hippodrome one year ... and it didn't take long for me to get horse fever
I became an apprentice groomer and was paid with the occasional run
Then I bought a race horse (half-horse) ... then my mom died and so I moved.
But later I owned a pony ... and then after that I owned a miniature horse
Apples are almost like candy to a horse ... one a day would be plenty ... maybe offer a carrot as a second treat. And if you can find birch logs toss one in from time to time - he will eat the skin and it will naturally ward off worms
I rented a restaurant on a hippodrome one year ... and it didn't take long for me to get horse fever
I became an apprentice groomer and was paid with the occasional run
Then I bought a race horse (half-horse) ... then my mom died and so I moved.
But later I owned a pony ... and then after that I owned a miniature horse
Apples are almost like candy to a horse ... one a day would be plenty ... maybe offer a carrot as a second treat. And if you can find birch logs toss one in from time to time - he will eat the skin and it will naturally ward off worms
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Well, it's becoming clearer and clearer that my thread options are at a bare minimum. Since I've put myself in an indefinite time-out from debating threads, I'm down to a possible 4 or 5 forum topics at most. I'm sick and tired of feeling regret over disputing with others. Literally sick. So I guess you guys are stuck with me here. At least until I've learned my lesson. ROFL!!
So I guess you guys are stuck with me here. At least until I've learned my lesson. ROFL!!