Amy's Angles - Comments

Karen: Amy is a Featured Artist at Art At The Main

nospam@example.com (Karen) — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 14:14:21 -0700

Your pictures look great in the gallery, and I enjoyed seeing them there. Keep up the good work! You are a talented and creative artist.

Donna: Autumn Wolf

nospam@example.com (Donna) — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 21:30:49 -0700

You are so incredibly misinformed about wolves it is sad. I have a 12 year old grey/timber wolf mix who lives in our house sleeps with the cats and the dog and is the most incredibly intelligent, loving and loyal animal I have ever known. We are her pack and she is so understanding of my 21 year old crippled cat you could imagine. She loves babies and is protective and loving.
Wolves provide a service in the wild. Not the dropped in hand raised packs that have been introduced into ID, WYO etc. These are not normal wolves.
In a natural pack they cull out the sick, weak and injured. Without predation the elk and deer population would explode and so would disease. Talk to a wildlife biologist. Throughout history shows when predators are eliminated chaos ensues.
First of all they kill to survive and protect their family unit....THEY DO NOT go after childfren, dogs, pets or coyotes. Coyotes by the way kill for sport and will attack humans. There has NEVER been an attack of a human by a healthy wolf throughout history.
People have been programed by myth, fictional fairytails to make the wolf to fit the profile of the werewolf. Reality is far different.
Wolves are curious, mate for life, will die if their mate dies, will not take another mate, and have a close knit family unit. The Alpha pair are the leaders and the rest babysit, raise the young and take care of the elderly. Thats more than you can say for humans!
Who is the ferocious one? The mother who aborts her child, sends her elderly parents to nursing homes so they don't have to be underfoot, divorces and allows existing children to do as they please? AThat to me is viciousness!
The wolf does what God intended it to do. Native Americans took orphaned cubs in and discovered what wonderful companions they were. Every dog breed began thousands iof years ago as wolves. I fear Pit bulls far more than wolves.
I have camped in the mountains and have had a wolf sit on a hillside and watch the camp, not to attack but out of curiosity. I have awoken in the early hours to find wolf tracks outside the tent.
Try reading the book "All The Loving Wolves" before you make ridiculous statements.
The Bible passage you quoted had nothing to do with wolves. The point was beware of those who appear to be mild mannered but inside are evil!
I love my wolf and she loves us and proves this daily.
Don't make the mistake of believing fairytails told by ignorant people who fear what they do not know!

Nancy Christensen: Autumn Wolf

nospam@example.com (Nancy Christensen) — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 20:35:14 -0700

If you lived here in Idaho you would realize that wolves are not the sweet darlings that you think they are. They truly are ferocious killers. Those of us who live in Idaho have seen first hand the cruelty that wolves are capable of. Imagine if you can, Elk herds with not one surviving calf. Nothing is safe, not even the lonely little coyotes or your family farm dog.
It is not wonder that even in the Bible we are warned to watch out for wolves in sheeps clothing, for they...do not spare the flock.

Amy: The Perfect Tree

nospam@example.com (Amy) — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 22:23:49 -0700

Thank you, Nancy, I hope the same for you as well. With God in control of our lives we can't help being safe for the new year. Someday we will be able to meet God face to face and see all our loved ones as well. We will also be able to see our pets too. I am looking forward to that day. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!

Nancy Christensen: The Perfect Tree

nospam@example.com (Nancy Christensen) — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 20:31:31 -0700

Merry Christmas to you and to your family Amy! And this is my prayer that you will not only have a wonderful Christmas, but that you will all have a safe and happy 2009.

Amy: Traveling For Inspiration

nospam@example.com (Amy) — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:44:15 -0700

I am excited too about you carrying my purses and also wanting to carry my paintings on your website. It should be fun working with you about that. I am also glad that you enjoy my website. What do you think about my wolf painting?

Donna: Traveling For Inspiration

nospam@example.com (Donna) — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 20:26:35 -0700

Your blog is great! I just wanted to let you know. I am very excited about carrying the painted leather purses in my store and would love to add some of your paintings to my web store.

John Miller:

nospam@example.com (John Miller) — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 12:01:05 -0700

Very nice painting!

April Kersch: Arabian Horse - the Beautiful Breed

nospam@example.com (April Kersch) — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:01:30 -0700

My first experience with horses was Old Speck, my grandpa's cow horse. This horse would stand half asleep while toddlers and children climbed all over him, swung from his tail, and played under his feet. We would ride him bareback with no halter when he was awake, at a steady plod around the apple orchard. Old Speck was dearly missed when he passed from old age when I was about 15 years old. Grandma's house was never the same after that.

Karen: Arabian Horse - the Beautiful Breed

nospam@example.com (Karen) — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 11:09:12 -0700

Beautiful pic! I love it. I have many fond memories of riding horses with you, Sis.

april: More about my paintings ... and me

nospam@example.com (april) — Thu, 22 May 2008 21:22:22 -0700

I have been lucky to claim Ms. Miller as my friend since fourth grade. It was my pleasure to watch her talent grow and expand, and I am very proud of the work she does now!!! Take a closer look and you will see the world through the eyes of an angel.