February 1 is our son's 28th bday...he called me yesterday with the happy news that their baby on the way is a boy. God in our hearts and society is far more powerful than the federal government.
I just wanted to let you know that I loved your comment on my WW- so much truth- to the core of my being it bothers me that children are a choice in our culture...I'll never understand it, but I will pray for those making these choices and for the lives lost. Happy WW
Anyway, would you mind if you link up posts in my blog? It's about special people in our lives. Hope you'll visit back. Thanks. http://iwrightleia.blogspot.com/2013/01/special-people-in-our-lives.html
When I was in high school I gave a speech in my speech class about how a person can be fined $10,000 and face jail time for harming an eagle's egg but human eggs (fetuses) can be killed and all citizens are forced to help pay for it. WTH????? We are so messed up.
That says a lot about the world we live in. These days there is really no respect for human life. There is even a diminishing respect for each other. Very sad...
I still live in Thailand,(soon will move to state)our law protect fetus(human), it complicate and sensitive to talk about this things in our country. BTW,Thank you for joy my wordless Wednesday blog hop, Please feel free to drop by often, Nan http://www.blogshe.net
What? As far as I am concerned, as soon as some other person believes they have the right to end my life when they choose to do so, I consider myself endangered!
Not sure I understand your point. Are you saying that we should not kill Piping Plover eggs because then there might not be any more Piping Plovers on earth, but it is okay to kill human beings because there will still be plenty more human beings on this earth?
Great WW - people do not realize this!! Show this to as many friends as you can - just copy this comment to your clipboard and paste it into an email message stating: click or paste this link for a picture worth a thousand words: http://raisingahappyfamily-momof8.blogspot.com/2013/01/wordless-wednesday_30.html#comment-form
So messed up. I've blogged about this before and posted on Facebook about it. I'm still boggled by some of the responses I received. It's as if some people refuse to really think about it.
Okay, I thought I wrote a comment, but I guess it disappeared when I followed you below. Well, this here does not surprise me as to what you posted. Thanks for the wake up call!
Thanks for stopping by, and dang talk about a wake up to reality, but this does not surprise me I must say! I have one for you. Did you know that S.I.D.S. back in 1977 did not receive funding from the government for research because it wasn't a disease? When I inquired (my daughter passed from SIDS that year) why it hasn't been proclaimed or passed as a disease their answer was... (brace yourself) BABIES DON'T VOTE!!! I was ROYALLY TICKED to put it mildly. Long story short in 1991 a law was passed that it was & the foundation started receiving government funding. You see they realized Parents, Grandparents, aunts, uncles etc. DO VOTE!!! The rest is history... Ooops it didn't delete my comment. Have a great day. FOLLOWING YOU!
I agree- super powerful! While I may not agree with everyone's opinion, I truly believe that the world needs to take a closer look at ourselves and what our priorities are.
-Angela New follower from Friday Connection Social Hop! http://edgeofinsane.blogspot.com
America seems to caught up in a culture that is so on SELF!! Praying with you for God to work in the hearts of our leaders, people and for me to understand those who do not think like me.
That is a very powerful message! I just read a powerful poem by my 14 year-old daughter about being aborted (she wrote it in first person as if it happened to her). I'm glad we don't believe that abortion is an option, because if we did, there's the chance that I would have gotten rid of my fourth child. Imagine life without our little girl, Amanda! She has only made life richer for us even though I was miserable during my pregnancy and emotionally not ready for another one.
Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog! I'm glad you have a rescue dog that is wonderful. Our SPCA dog is also one of the best dogs, he doesn't chase cats or rabbits. He's super sweet. Our kitten was found, in case you haven't heard. Visit my blog to read the story at http://abooksandmore.blogspot.com
Things are so backward, up-side-down and twisted, aren't they?!!! Only God can help us get it right.
ReplyDeleteFebruary 1 is our son's 28th bday...he called me yesterday with the happy news that their baby on the way is a boy. God in our hearts and society is far more powerful than the federal government.
ReplyDeleteHow sad...but we know who wins in the end!
ReplyDeleteLife is precious & protected by God Almighty!
We must Fight for Life! :)
It's quite bizarre when you think about it I agree with previous comments also ;-(
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week & thanks for stopping by ;-)
All life is sacred.
ReplyDeleteJane x
excellent point!
ReplyDeletesays much about us what we choose to protect....and for whose good we do it...
ReplyDeleteWe have lost our way. And we are suffering for our choices.
ReplyDeleteIt is a point well made.
ReplyDeleteYou have it right on the mark!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to let you know that I loved your comment on my WW- so much truth- to the core of my being it bothers me that children are a choice in our culture...I'll never understand it, but I will pray for those making these choices and for the lives lost.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW
One of the better arguments for legal protection of unborn children I have ever seen...and I've spent time on both sides of that argument.
ReplyDeleteSad reality. :(
ReplyDeleteAnyway, would you mind if you link up posts in my blog? It's about special people in our lives. Hope you'll visit back. Thanks. http://iwrightleia.blogspot.com/2013/01/special-people-in-our-lives.html
It's really wordless I am even speechless!
ReplyDeleteAree With Umbrella
When I was in high school I gave a speech in my speech class about how a person can be fined $10,000 and face jail time for harming an eagle's egg but human eggs (fetuses) can be killed and all citizens are forced to help pay for it. WTH?????
ReplyDeleteWe are so messed up.
So True !
ReplyDeleteIt is a very sad situation. Human fetus must be protected too.
ReplyDeleteThat is sad but true! The world is turned upside down and call it democracy!
ReplyDeleteThat says a lot about the world we live in. These days there is really no respect for human life. There is even a diminishing respect for each other. Very sad...
ReplyDeleteSo sad...we protect animals yet let our own go unprotected. sad world we live in.
ReplyDeleteLaura@MiceInTheKitchen
woah. interesting!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.homeofohm.com/2013/01/wordlesswednesday-warm-winter-day-in.html
I still live in Thailand,(soon will move to state)our law protect fetus(human), it complicate and sensitive to talk about this things in our country.
ReplyDeleteBTW,Thank you for joy my wordless Wednesday blog hop,
Please feel free to drop by often,
Nan
http://www.blogshe.net
So sad, but so true...
ReplyDeleteSays it all . . .
ReplyDeleteThose are all endangered species. Humans are not!
ReplyDeleteWhat? As far as I am concerned, as soon as some other person believes they have the right to end my life when they choose to do so, I consider myself endangered!
DeleteEndangered as in nearly extinct. There are plenty of humans on this Earth. If your life is endangered, you should seek help for yourself.
DeleteNot sure I understand your point. Are you saying that we should not kill Piping Plover eggs because then there might not be any more Piping Plovers on earth, but it is okay to kill human beings because there will still be plenty more human beings on this earth?
DeleteSpeechless :)
ReplyDeleteKatie~
http://dysfunctionsjunction.com
Sad!
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Wow!!!!! Extremely effective. Whoever thought of this is a genius.
ReplyDeleteAnnmarie, Somebody needs to declare us an 'endangered species'!! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteGreat WW - people do not realize this!! Show this to as many friends as you can - just copy this comment to your clipboard and paste it into an email message stating: click or paste this link for a picture worth a thousand words: http://raisingahappyfamily-momof8.blogspot.com/2013/01/wordless-wednesday_30.html#comment-form
ReplyDeleteDoesn't that bring tears to your eyes? xo Diana
ReplyDeleteWOW...wow...wow. That's all I can say. This post really drives it home. It really does.
ReplyDeleteWOW.
Bravo.
How can this be???? The accountability when we face our Maker will be staggering!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
SAD......beyond words.
ReplyDeleteSad sad sad....
ReplyDeleteWow that was startling to read!
ReplyDeleteExactly.
ReplyDeleteSo messed up. I've blogged about this before and posted on Facebook about it. I'm still boggled by some of the responses I received. It's as if some people refuse to really think about it.
ReplyDeleteBeyond sad.
ReplyDeleteIt's sad, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteOkay, I thought I wrote a comment, but I guess it disappeared when I followed you below. Well, this here does not surprise me as to what you posted. Thanks for the wake up call!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, and dang talk about a wake up to reality, but this does not surprise me I must say! I have one for you. Did you know that S.I.D.S. back in 1977 did not receive funding from the government for research because it wasn't a disease? When I inquired (my daughter passed from SIDS that year) why it hasn't been proclaimed or passed as a disease their answer was... (brace yourself) BABIES DON'T VOTE!!! I was ROYALLY TICKED to put it mildly. Long story short in 1991 a law was passed that it was & the foundation started receiving government funding. You see they realized Parents, Grandparents, aunts, uncles etc. DO VOTE!!! The rest is history... Ooops it didn't delete my comment. Have a great day. FOLLOWING YOU!
ReplyDeleteWow, stunning food for thought.
ReplyDeleteNo words for such travesty.
ReplyDeleteHarsh reality but so true! Great post...so few words yet so much impact!
ReplyDeleteSo sad!
ReplyDeleteGreat WW posting! Very powerful visual indeed!
ReplyDeleteI agree- super powerful! While I may not agree with everyone's opinion, I truly believe that the world needs to take a closer look at ourselves and what our priorities are.
ReplyDelete-Angela
New follower from Friday Connection Social Hop!
http://edgeofinsane.blogspot.com
America seems to caught up in a culture that is so on SELF!! Praying with you for God to work in the hearts of our leaders, people and for me to understand those who do not think like me.
ReplyDeleteWow this is definitely something to ponder. Thanks for sharing! and thanks for visiting my blog earlier. I'm now following you as well :)
ReplyDelete-Shaina
great post!
ReplyDeleteWOW, sad but unfortunately true!
ReplyDeleteKathy
http://gigglingtruckerswife.blogspot.com
That is a very powerful message! I just read a powerful poem by my 14 year-old daughter about being aborted (she wrote it in first person as if it happened to her). I'm glad we don't believe that abortion is an option, because if we did, there's the chance that I would have gotten rid of my fourth child. Imagine life without our little girl, Amanda! She has only made life richer for us even though I was miserable during my pregnancy and emotionally not ready for another one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving a comment on my blog! I'm glad you have a rescue dog that is wonderful. Our SPCA dog is also one of the best dogs, he doesn't chase cats or rabbits. He's super sweet. Our kitten was found, in case you haven't heard. Visit my blog to read the story at http://abooksandmore.blogspot.com
This is a profound and sad poster.
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