This picture made me laugh.

Nice technique for urban combat, but probably not for life. :)

God has two books. One uses words; the other doesn't need them. I am also two books for the world to read. One of my books also uses words, but the other doesn't need them. God's Word is to my words as nature is to my actions.

"There is nothing that can make the soul so strong to resist the temptations of Satan in the great conflict of life, as to seek God in humility, laying before Him your soul in all its helplessness, expecting that He will be your helper and your defender."

Sons & Daughters of God (121)

A Game of Matching

For the nostalgic delight of my Balderdash companions:

The word is suint [soo-int, swint] (noun).  A game of matching:

A. Barry Howe  

B. Christy Kurtz

C. Dictionary Definition

D. Jonathan Gerrans

D. Kelsey Belcourt

E. Linnea Haugen

1. A short pipe used in a car's fuel system. 

2. To creep stealthily, as if on a secret mission. 

3. Floating vegetable matter that often obstructs navigation. 

4. A swaggering stride. Went out of general use in the late 1800's.

5. A Japanese urchin.

6. A natural grease of sheep. 

Dad carving his pumpkin elephant.

Annaliese (with her two front teeth missing!) and Anya.