Edward Klassen (skypilot)'s Blog – November 2009 Archive (4)

RAMBLING:CAT ON THE BIBLE

More often than not when I decide to sit down and do paper work guess who comes and lays right on top of the papers? My cats or at least one of them will. This little ceremony is also carried out when I am reading. Dare I without thinking lay down my book, be it a story book or the Bible, one of my "boys" is sure to make himself comfortable on whatever I a reading and its not that easy to dislodge them either. Now this is a sign of love and affection on their part… Continue

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Delete Post Edit Blog Posts..In school, years ago, my teacher would have a roll call every morning and each student whose name was called would reply "here" obviously there was silence if a student was absent - well in most cases sometimes a student whose name was called and was present was so busy doodling or reading or simply ignoring the teacher. It would require a second call to that student in order for them to respond. Those whose names had to… Continue

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Delete Post Edit Blog Posts..In school, years ago, my teacher would have a roll call every morning and each student whose name was called would reply "here" obviously there was silence if a student was absent - well in most cases sometimes a student whose name was called and was present was so busy doodling or reading or simply ignoring the teacher. It would require a second call to that student in order for them to respond. Those whose names had to… Continue

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Delete Post Edit Blog Posts..In school, years ago, my teacher would have a roll call every morning and each student whose name was called would reply "here" obviously there was silence if a student was absent - well in most cases sometimes a student whose name was called and was present was so busy doodling or reading or simply ignoring the teacher. It would require a second call to that student in order for them to respond. Those whose names had to… Continue