It Was the Least I Could Do: Evil Eye Animals

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Evil Eye Animals

Some people think that the "evil eye" is a myth. In order to set the record straight, and prove the existence of the "evil eye", at least in the animal kingdom, I am posting these photos. See for yourself! Click on the photos for the full effect!

4 comments:

Rachel Hahn said...: I thought i'd leave a nice little comment about how cute your blog is. it's always nice to get comments; February 27, 2008 at 8:09 PM
B.P. said...: Just need to add some pics with Remy, sometimes I think he has the devil in him.; February 27, 2008 at 9:12 PM
Anonymous said...: These are so funny!! I'm especially scared of the one of Mudge and the one of Boomer eyeing Sadie from across the yard. EEK!; February 29, 2008 at 8:35 AM
richie said...: Wow, I don't mind saying that my photographic talents are impressive.; March 3, 2008 at 12:49 PM

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A few weeks ago our youngest son and his wife and family stopped to see us. The first one out of the car was our two-year-old grandson. He came running to me with his arms outstretched, shouting, "Gwampa! Gwampa! Gwampa!"
He hugged my legs, and I looked down at that smiling face and those big, innocent eyes and thought, "What kind of a world awaits him?"
For a moment I had that feeling of anxiety, that fear of the future that so many parents express to us. Everywhere we go fathers and mothers worry about the future of their children in this very troubled world.
But then a feeling of assurance came over me. My fear of the future faded.
That guiding, comforting Spirit, with which we in the Church are so familiar, brought to my remembrance what I already knew. The fear of the future was gone. That bright-eyed, little two-year-old can have a good life—a very good life—and so can his children and his grandchildren, even though they will live in a world where there is much of wickedness.
They will see many events transpire in the course of their lifetime. Some of these shall tax their courage and extend their faith. But if they seek prayerfully for help and guidance, they shall be given power over adverse things. Such trials shall not be permitted to stand in the way of their progress, but instead shall act as stepping-stones to greater knowledge.

Boyd K. Packer,
General Conference Address
April 2004

It Was the Least I Could Do

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Evil Eye Animals

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