My hobby: Rabbits

 I have been pretty busy and have not got around to posting for a while,( or more like a week and a half!) so I decided to post today and make up for it. I was thinking about what to post about and thought that I already had pictures of my rabbits, so why not post about them?! Besides, I haven't really told you a lot about them! Okay, so here goes: In February I got the rabbits. One of the original does died so I got another to replace her. She had babies and that is what made me think you might like to see them. They are the cutest! I am keeping the grey one and selling the one in the first picture. I am hoping to sell all of them though. Enjoy!

   

Aren't they adorable? I love them! I just had a rabbit have 3 babies this morning, so I am very excited. The black and white ones in the photos above look alike but if you look closely you can see a difference. Would you like to buy one?:) Please tell me what you thought in your comments.

 *<3Mary<3*

God is good!!

 Hi!!

Wow, I haven't posted in over a week!

I  first became a Christian when our family was having devotions when I was 6. My brother David, asked if he could pray with my parents after devotions, and become a Christian. Of course, my parents were delighted as any Christian parent would be, and said yes. I  asked the next night and also prayed with my parents. I think at the time that was more of a not wanting to be left out, but as I got older, I realized that being a Christian is a lot more then just praying and asking God to forgive your sins and help you to follow Him that one time. When I realized this, I got to thinking that maybe being a Christian was a whole lot more  than I thought it would be.

 Being a Christian doesn't mean you say 'The Prayer', and than just attend church, make sure your not doing any really bad stuff, and than everything will be fine.Or thinking you will get showered with blessings, and you will no longer have sins, I sometimes think this way. Being a Christian has much more to it!( Let me tell you out of experience!). I started reading the Bible almost every day, I tried to be kind and loving, but still this is not enough. We cannot just say'The Prayer', and move on. We must dwell in Christ, and then He will dwell in us.

 We must call upon Him in humility and repentance, and pour out our hearts an be grateful for all He has done for us, and  He will answer, and forgive us every day. When we give ourselves to Him fully, He will never forsake us! EVER! I hope this has been a encouragement to you all, as all of us need what the Bible has to say! I hope you will take this seriously and not just think that, 'Well, I am not doing bad stuff, so I don't really need God'! He loves you dearly and wants to have us all in Heaven with Him someday!

Until next time!,

Mary

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