but I think I've seen a wolf today in an empty building lot quite close to my house. I went back to look again and he disappeared. He was dark grey in colour, of about the same size as a German shepherd. We don't have stray dogs over here, mind you. But may be it was some kind of a shepherd dog who ran away. He had no collar on. I mean how do I know what it was? And should I keep my cat home at night?
P.S. He looked a bit like a picture below but I thought timber wolf was an American sort.
An interesting article and discussion.
P.S. I keep having these strange blog visitors, btw. The previous post was viewed nearly 2000 times. I mean what the heck?
There has been some strange activity around my blog lately. All the recent posts (and they were nothing special) are suddenly getting thousands of hits on Google stats, while the other program I use somehow fails to reflect them but shows regular visits from Applebots.
What's going on really?
It's not only for Catholics:
In September, the church changes her focus to the End Times and our Lord’s final victory over sin, death and the devil for us on the cross. These themes are reflected in two feasts: Holy Cross Day on Sept. 14 and St. Michael and All Angels on Sept. 29. Both focus not on a moment in Christ’s life or a human saint, but on the accomplishment of Christ’s salvific work.
On Holy Cross Day, the church contemplates the cross on which Jesus died. Christ’s crucifixion happened in real time and space — it is historical reality, not legend. Thus, Christians cherish the cross as the foremost symbol of the faith, prompting prayer and thanksgiving for Christ’s sacrifice.
Well, you have probably guessed it already. We are going away on another sort of vacation, for a week. I promise to post more when back;)
See you all later and God Bless
P.S. Comments moderation will be on till my return.
