We are participating in Seven Days - Make a Ripple to Change the World.
Day two's theme is Discover. We are to take time to broaden our worldview by exploring a different culture or religions.
Since we are cats, we are going to explore a different species - Dogs!
New Friends Photography took these amazing photos of black dogs at Great Plains SPCA's Independence Campus.
Did you know that black dogs like black cats have a harder time getting adopted? Did you also know that dogs can make excellent companions? And that having a dog has health benefits just like cats?
Perhaps, instead of hating each other for our differences we should love each for what we have in common. Wouldn't that make the world a better place?
Day One - Love
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
7 Days - Make a Ripple, Change the World: Love
We are participating in Seven Days - Make a Ripple, Change the World.
On April 13, 2014, a terrible tragedy occurred in a Kansas City suburb. An anti-semitic gunman shot and killed three people in front of a Jewish Community Center. Ironically, the three people he shot, William Corporon, Reat Underwood, and Terri LaManno were Christian. Bill and Reat were members of my church.
Now the families have joined together to organize a week of activities to overcome acts of hate and encourage understanding and kindness. They are hoping to "turn one ripple of kindness into an unstoppable wave of faith and love".
They are asking people to join them during the week of April 7 - 13, 2015 by performing random acts of kindness. For each of the seven days, they have a theme for these acts of kindness and ways to fulfill them.
Today's theme is Love. I love these three kitties and even though they may say otherwise, they love each other! These kitties are getting big hugs from me tonight.
On April 13, 2014, a terrible tragedy occurred in a Kansas City suburb. An anti-semitic gunman shot and killed three people in front of a Jewish Community Center. Ironically, the three people he shot, William Corporon, Reat Underwood, and Terri LaManno were Christian. Bill and Reat were members of my church.
Now the families have joined together to organize a week of activities to overcome acts of hate and encourage understanding and kindness. They are hoping to "turn one ripple of kindness into an unstoppable wave of faith and love".
They are asking people to join them during the week of April 7 - 13, 2015 by performing random acts of kindness. For each of the seven days, they have a theme for these acts of kindness and ways to fulfill them.
Today's theme is Love. I love these three kitties and even though they may say otherwise, they love each other! These kitties are getting big hugs from me tonight.
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