Kattedama

It is obvious that respect for human life is lacking in great parts of the Middle East. My heart cries for the peoiple of Syria. They are in a damned if you do, damned if you don't-situation. The current regime uses horrible violence against its citizens, and the opposition has used terror bombs, and also christians are forced from their homes in cities like Homs. And just now we saw the deadliest attack on jews in Europe in a very long time, simply because they were israelis. Purely civilians killed on vacation. Because of their ethnicity and citizenship. About half of the people killed were other nationalities. But that doesn't matter, inn

or Gypsies as others call them. Granted they have a lifestyle not easily to integrate in modern society, but one can wonder why. The Romas was the only ethnic group besides the jews that were tried to be completely annihilated during the holocaust. As the resulf of holocaust the jews got their long wanted and needed country, Israel. The Romas on the other hand were not given anything, actually in the western world they were forcibly sterilized, their children taken away from them and they were lobotimized. The result we see today, a group of people completely without loyalty to the countries they live in. And it is quite understandable. Why

It is a gift to be able to foster animals. I myself are fostering cats for our local animal protection group. Grown cats, kittens, and mothers with litters. I have probably had about 50 cats in my home until now. It is great to be able to share my home with these animals, and I will encourage as many as possible to open their homes to animals in need. Some animal groups pay for food and cat litter, so that the foster home don't need to pay for that, or the vet bills. my cats have lived with me for a fewd days to many months. And seeing them into loving new homes is wonderful :) Something to consider?