Goodnight dear friends. We’ve made it through another Monday. We hope everyone arrived home safely and is rejuvenating before another day begins. Whatever your job or daily missions are, we all need to rejuvenate. Spending time with family is a great way of doing that.Family is a precious thing. Some Family issues and complexities can be difficult, but underneath all things, inside the heart, love always remains at the core. Our loved ones are the ones that have a direct line to our hearts. They can hurt us the most, because they know us the most deeply. Our loved ones can also bring us the most joy, the most love , the most laughter and the most beautiful moments in our lives.People forget too often, to tell their loved ones that they love them. Some people have a hard time making themselves vulnerable enough to expose their heart verbally. Never hold back from saying “I love you” . If its what you feel in your heart, don’t build walls around yourself. Many assume that their love is well known or that they have time to wait.

Tomorrow is not promised and those three words could mean so much to someone in your family that may need to hear them. Always be grateful and Never take loved ones for granted. Many people walking around this earth have no family at all and wish that they did. One day you may lose the chance to be able to say those words and you may always wish that you had. Don’t take that chance. We pray for the ones that go without family or loved ones tonight.

We want to send special prayers and a lot of love and gratitude, for all of the Service dogs across this world. These little soldiers are trained so diligently and working to help protect us. These dogs are saving lives everyday, helping to recover abducted children, tracking down dangerous criminals and sniffing out Cancer, cheering up the elderly and sick. They can do so many amazing things for us and they do. Lets always treat these little soldiers with extra love and with the respect that heroes deserves. That is what they are, heroes. God bless these beautiful creatures. Keep them safe.

Prayers going out tonight for our friend Shirley’s Sister, who endured the passing of her very loved and adored, 13 year old Lynx Cat. God bless this little boy on his journey over The Rainbow Bridge , until he is reunited with his loved ones again.

Prayers go out tonight and every night, for all of Gods most innocent and defenseless creatures, the animals, being abused, abandoned, neglected and caged. You are not alone. No Lives Will go in vain. No pain will go unnoticed. God bless and protect them. Amen.

Love from, Jessica Lee Smith
For Sammy & Family