Finnegan makes himself at home with his new litter mates, nuzzling nose-to-nose for a nap after feeding.
 

Finally. . . here''s my thought on this entire testimony found in Finnegan and his "mom":

"Where we end up should make no difference as to

where wecome from; for what is most important in
our little huddles of daily living is that there is

always someone to snuggle up to whenever we''re

feeling alone. And those who embrace us and who

open their hearts to us don''t necessarily have to

look like us, act like us, walk like us or talk like

us. God put his love in all of us to share joyfully,

to cherish daily, and to claim without guilt--

regardless of who ridicules us, regardless of

who may use us for their own selfish gain.

The true beauty of true acceptance and

understanding is marred by the logic of the

intellect."  cynth''ya lewis reed.

November 13, 2005.