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Did That Squirrel Drop Out Of That Tree?
||July 16, 2008|729 reads
 

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Cathy
July 16, 2008
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
Wonderful, Cathy.  It is great to see that squirrel get up, live right, and forget his/her mistakes.  And enjoy a snack.
RobinJoy  Hutchison
July 16, 2008
Hahaha what a great story and wonderful analogy... poor little fella though hehe.  Thanks Steve God bless you. =0)
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
Now that's a lively comment, Livewire.  lol
Birdie Courtright
July 16, 2008
Resilient little critters, aren't they? Great story, Steve...and sage advice.
Blessings!
Brian Smith
July 16, 2008
I like what you say for 27 yrs. I had fallen out of that tree now 54 yrs old.
Cindy
July 16, 2008
wow.......wonderful post!!!!!! And amen!!!!! I love posts from everyday life that we can apply to our's! Thanks!
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
Birdie:  Had it been a birdie instead of a squirrel, it could have flown away.  Thanks for reading and commenting.
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
Thanks Lara.  It made an impression when it happened.
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
Hang on Brian.  Falling out of trees can be harmful.
Brian Smith
July 16, 2008
As people of Christ when we fall down we get up
Hudnall
July 16, 2008

big grin

Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
Cindy Lou:  I don't think a squirrel falling out of a tree is "eeveryday life.'  But I know what you mean.
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008

Amen, Brian.  Getting up is good, but hanging on is even better.

Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
Hang on, Bubbles.  Good things are coming your way.  God is doing some positive things you cannot yet see.
Cindy
July 16, 2008
Steve, LOL.....maybe they just do it when we're not looking, lol......
Patti  Hagadorn
July 16, 2008
We all fall from trees every day. My good fortune is that God is there to catch me.
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008
That's it Cindy Lou.  At night, when we humans are asleep, it is dangerous to be in the woods because of the falling squirrels.  You've heard the expression; "It's raining cats and squirrels.'  Oh, yeah, you haven't heard it because it is a big cover up.  Years ago someone replaced the word "squirrels" with the word "dogs."  Boy can I write some nutty stuff.  Keep the squirrels away or that will eat up my comment.
Steve Simms
July 16, 2008

Patti:  It's just like falling off a log.  Thank God that He catches us.

Cindy
July 16, 2008
Patti, ......glad He catches me and glad He helps me climb it in the first place :)
Jerry Webb
July 17, 2008
Whew Steve, I was ready to defend myself and say "I didn't do it!" But I have never even been to to Paducah, Kentucky.
Steve Simms
July 17, 2008
You're off the hook, Jerry!
Carol Austin
July 17, 2008

I forget who said it, but in downtown Newark NJ there is a banner that reads
" our greatest glory consists not in never falling but in rising everytime we fall"
or 'We fall down, but we get up.....for a saint is just a sinner who fell down, and got up"


by the way, I love squirrels, glad to know he got back up again

Steve Simms
July 17, 2008
That's a great slogan, Captain Carol.  And it is true!
Cindy
July 17, 2008
Steve: yep, they do it at night....notice you never see "Watch for Falling Squirrels" signs, hmm, wonder why?
Steve Simms
July 17, 2008
Cindy Lou:  Yes, we have to keep the secret of the falling squirrels here on mychurch and not let this information get out to the public. 
Jeremiah Werstein
July 18, 2008
Awesome stuff as usual Steve!
Steve Simms
July 18, 2008
Thank you very much, Jeremiah.