We walked over to the lost and found area and grabbed a ticket from the automated kiosk. There were 30 people ahead of us in the line.
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Update, this pup's family was never found, but she's found a new home! *Lost Dogs MN does not now, nor ever had possession of this dog* Found 12/13/19...
“They call me ‘the ringmaster.’ So far this year I’ve found 167 lost rings.” During a walk on the beach with my wife, Cari, we struck up a conversation with an older man who was using a metal detector to scan an area just below the surf line. “Sometimes rings have names on them,” he explained, “and I love seeing their owners’ faces when I return them. I post online and check to see if anyone contacted lost and found. I’ve found rings missing for years.” When we mentioned that I enjoy metal detecting as well but didn’t do it frequently, his parting words were, “You never know unless you go!” We find another kind of “search and rescue” in Luke 15. Jesus was criticized for caring about people who were far from God (vv. 1–2). In reply, He told three stories about things that were lost and then found—a sheep, a coin, and a son. The man who finds the lost sheep “joyfully puts it on his shoulders and goes home. Then he calls his friends and neighbors together and says, ‘Rejoice with me’ ” (Luke 15:5–6). All of the stories are ultimately about finding lost people for Christ, and the joy that comes as they’re found in Him. Jesus came “to seek and to save the lost” (19:10), and He calls us to follow Him in loving people back to God (see Matthew 28:19). The joy of seeing others turn to Him awaits. We’ll never know unless we go.
There's a line and we've crossed it.Some would say that we've lost it.But we've found our joy.It’s all in knowing You. There's a line and we’ve crossed it.S...
This on-going series of works deal with the concept of collective and individual identity through the everyday form of a purse: a belonging which is often lost, stolen or mislaid, full of sentimental value and charged with personal memories. I began to make this work during a three-month long artist’s residency in Northern France.
When all else is lost, who will help you find your way?
Series by Bruce Gilden, photo taken 1978
Today I'm going to tell you a story about loss. Over the past couple of weeks I've thought a lot about what I was going to share ...
As a University of South Dakota freshman, Erik Muckey was asked to help college students dealing with depression and suicide.
ART PAINTING BY GUYMICK CORMIC
The cypress trees are functioning as green gestural lines, vertical louvers, in this lost and found erasion of the building behind. The blue sky, gray building and corregated fencing and flowers adds a playful contrast of line segments along with window accidentals.
天涯海角 - Tiān Yá Hǎi Jiǎo
