Happy Monday!
DCG
Happy Monday!
DCG
Posted in God's creation
Tagged Kapama Private Game Reserve, safari, South Africa, wildlife sanctuary, zebras
LOL!
https://youtu.be/_dALbRfYAvk
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Last night the International Space Station (ISS) was visible to the naked eye in certain parts of the US. Here in Texoma we got a glimpse of it around 8:25 PM CT. It looked like a fast-moving bright light across the sky and it traveled much faster than a commercial jet.

The ISS circles Earth every 90 minutes. It travels at about 17,500 miles per hour, which gives the crew 16 sunrises and sunsets every day! Learn more about the ISS, its crew and research activities here.
If you missed seeing it last night, you’ll may still have a chance to see it over the next couple days, depending upon where you live. Here in Texoma we’ll be able to view it again on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
To see if the ISS will be traveling through your state, check out the Live Space Station Tracking Map here.
DCG
Nothing more invokes a smile than the sweet, sweet sound of a baby’s laugh.
Happy Tuesday!
DCG

After over two weeks of being in the hospital recovering from COVID, a bacterial infection and vascular issue, my father is finally in a skilled nursing facility to receive rehabilitation.
He recovered quite well from the Wuhan virus. It was the bacterial infection (which developed into sepsis) and the vascular issue that almost knocked him out. The vascular issue was so urgent the surgery was performed while he still had a bacterial infection.
Yet my father is now on the road to recovery! He’s in a skilled nursing facility and is already eating much better and receiving the physical and occupational therapy he’ll need to recover. They’ve already got him walking on a treadmill several times a day to help him regain his strength in his legs (where his vascular issue was a concern).
Thank you all so much for your prayers and kind words during this difficult time. I truly appreciate all your support!
DCG
Halloween is coming up soon which means many will be carving Jack-O-Lanterns. Save the guts from your creation as pumpkin seeds are very nutritious and tasty!
Pumpkin seeds are rich in proteins and unsaturated fats like omega-6 fatty acids. They also contain other essential vitamins and minerals, such as calcium, folate, iron, vitamin B2, and beta-carotene.
Toasting pumpkin seeds is very, very easy and there are so many ways to spice ’em up. Wash the seeds, dry them, coat in oil or butter, add spice and bake. It’s that easy!
Here’s some helpful videos to inspire you to put those seeds to good use in your diet:
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From The DoDo:
“This guy took in a baby squirrel who was injured and nursed her back to health. Every day, he worked on getting her ready for life in the wild but when he tried to release her, she always came back. Now they go everywhere together — even to the beach!”
So sweet!
DCG