Martiros Saryan. By the well. Hot Day. 1909. Martiros Saryan Museum,Yerevan, Armenia.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons Public Domain
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When I look into the eyes of my furry friends I see God. I have been blessed to have the little rascals in my life for the last 18 years or so. Words are inadequate to convey how their companionship and love has been as a component of my spiritual experience and life. Thank you Nina for such a lovely post.