I have swept away your offenses like a
cloud,
your sins like the morning mist.
Return to me,
for I have redeemed you.”
your sins like the morning mist.
Return to me,
for I have redeemed you.”
Isaiah 44:22
Monday, January 21, 2013
The Return
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What a lovely post, Ginny! I also love your photos and header. Thank you so much for sharing.
Oh wow, it's like kitty television. It does seem strange to see Robins so early. Maybe they know something we don't and Spring is on the way. Or maybe their alarm clock was set wrong. LOL!
Your header photo is so cute Ginny.
Awesome post! That last pic is amazing!
They're so cute when they're bathing! This is fabulous entertainment for any kitty! :)
What an awesome sight from the window... love these pictures, Ginny...
it has been so warm down here, and other places in the south, they might think it is spring... love the kitty kats watching out the door dreaming of bird dinners... and the splishing and splashing is so sweet.
It's really cold here today, too. But last week we had temps reach 60 and I'm sure that's confusing to the poor birds.
Love your shots, Ginny. I would never guessed they were looking at robins!
Oh dear. I hope that they will be okay! Love the pics!
P.S. - We don't tag names of the pics of the kids I take at the preschool for security reasons - just put the pics up.
Well it seems at least one of the cats was more interested in your camera than in the birds... I had to look up your robins, learned that American robins are not very closely related to the European ones at all.
Love the picture of the robin bathing in the puddle.
That is early for them to return. Hope they make it through the cold.
I can't wait to see them again. What is even more odd, I usually see robins all winter long at Sarah's. And she doesn't live any farther south than we do...or if she does it is only a few miles. It just amazed me.
oh my gosh! we won't see robins till spring! and it's not spring here...it's 11 degrees!
Now I am a little worried about your robins! Like you, I love to see them return, BUT not this early in the season! They really need to check the calendar and not take such chances - but our heavenly Father knows what they need and will take care of them! You took great shots of them!
I do hope they will be ok. We have had a robin around very early in the past,but I don't know if he survived.
Poor lil Robins... We have them here year round ---and they will come to the bird feeders in the winter...
Great photos of the little guys!!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Wow...this is amazing!!! I have a birding photo blog [link on my sidebar] and if you'd care to join on Saturday, this post would be a great addition to the links!!
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I agree with you Ginny. The robins came too soon and the plants are blooming too soon. It's getting just too cold at night now. I hope they are safe. What a mixed up weather system we're having.
Your photos are wonderful, Ginny. Your cats are really handsome creatures. I, too, hope the robins will be O.K. Have a good day, my friend. Blessings...Mary
Love your cat photos but love that Scripture even more Ginny! God is so amazingly good, isn't He?
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