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A new home for Oscar
One of my favorite weekend activities is doing volunteer work at our local animal shelter. Most of the animals there are dogs and cats, but sometimes we get rabbits, hamsters, mice, and even parakeets. The shelter gives them a temporary home while they wait for a new one, and in the meantime we can enjoy getting to know each other.
My duties include taking the dogs outside for a walk on a leash, keeping their water bowls filled, and talking to the people who come there looking for an animal to adopt. I like helping them find the right animal to share their home with.
The dogs are always very grateful to be taken outside for a walk. They show how happy they are by running around me and anything else within range, until we all get thoroughly tangled up in the long leash. This is fun for me too, because it makes me happy to see a happy dog.
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February 6, 1989 issue
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Carolyn Hill
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Pledge
Hugh Pendexter III
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Second Thought
Joseph D. Wassersug
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Climb higher!
Susanna Siegrid Ghosh
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The freshness that heals
Marion Sheldon Pierpont
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The kingdom within
Sandine Wade
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Inquiring about Christian Science?
Bryan G. Pope
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The trust that provides safety
Maynard Sundt
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To pray ... and mean it!
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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The power in doing and being good
William E. Moody
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A new home for Oscar
Joan E. Atkinson
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For a number of years I wanted to know why it seemed...
Eva May Marsh
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As I was caring for our infant daughter one Sunday afternoon, I...
Karen Wagner Hudson with contributions from Roger Hudson
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If I wait any longer to share my testimony, I will continue to...
Anthony W. R. Coomber