About Us
Why Littlesheep R & R? What is that all about? Who is Littlesheep? Let’s start with the last question: Littlesheep or Ewe is me, Melanie. In the “many” years of life, I have been a reader, many times styled a “bookworm” but in that pursuit, discoveries were made of other interesting topics all of which contribute to who I am and how I relate to the world. Some of those pursuits include family, friends, fiber and needle arts, travel, books and journaling.
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A.I. Chatbot Preaches at Church in Germany: ‘Looks Like the Unveiling of the Antichrist/Beast System’ | CBN News
A unique sermon was delivered via artificial intelligence Friday in a Lutheran church in Germany. A ChatGPT chatbot asked the people in the fully packed St. Paul's Church in the town of Fuerth to rise from the pews and praise the Lord.
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Winter Memories
During a conference at Glen Eyrie, I was challenged to write about lifting something heavy. Have I ever lifted anything heavy? A box of books, armoires, beds and bulky furniture to clean, boxes to relocate into a new place, or a shovel of wet spring snow. Of these,
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Winston Churchill
During World War II, in the face of bombing and short supplies, England stood alone against Germany. The survival of the nation was decided in those early days. If fear took hold, the country would surrender under the continued assault. Winston Churchill stepped forward for this hour of trial with a strong, bulldog determination against Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.
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Will the Inspector Discover Sweet Fruit?
When talking about Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, Frank would ask people what kind of fruit did the couple eat? An individual would respond, “an apple.” Frank would vehemently disagree, responding, “It was a pineapple.” With this response there would be a discussion regarding why each one chose the variety of fruit they did. Frank had a long-standing disagreement, at least his stomach did, with pineapple. The Bible doesn’t indicate whether Adam and Eve ate a pineapple or an apple. It could have been any attractive fruit, thereby disqualifying the Ugli fruit. Ha!
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Whodunit?
Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express is a classic British “whodunit”. Thirteen people plus Hercule Poirot embark on the luxury Calais coach from Istanbul to Paris. During the journey and in the middle of the night, one of the passengers is murdered with subterfuge, smoke and mirrors. While the train is stalled in a snowdrift, Poirot employs his “little grey cells” to discern the who, what, where, when, how and why of the enigmatic conundrum.
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Who am I?
Tricia Lott Williford challenged the Pen and Page conference to write in ten minutes what we would want people to know about ourselves. Below is the gist of what I wrote in that time frame.
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