Alabaster Box, music group

from the video library of the Chapel at Crosspoint

http://theonlinetheater.com/play/index.php?p=1112&title=We_Will_Not_Be_Silent_(Alabaster_Box)

Message from Jerry Gillis from The Chapel at Crosspoint on Self Control

This is so relevant & crucial & prudent for this society of today.
Everyone needs Self Control!

http://theonlinetheater.com/play/index.php?p=1537&title=SELF_CONTROL

Consequences

Why do now a days actors, men and woman, like to party to harty, it isn't worth getting soaked up in the things they do. The kind of life a selfish life, getting drunk and hanging out with the wrong crowd, escort ladies/ect....They fill themself up with drugs that wreck their minds and their lives, and they probably even those in friendships as well, and the alcohal that destroys the mind. I am not saying a couple of glasses of wine, or a nice drink will hurt you. But they really must learn the limits, but a lot of these people don't learn, they go to rehabs but it doesn't seem to sink into their minds the consequence that they find themself in over and over again.
It boggles my mind each and every time I hear such stupidity that these folks keep doing.
Where are the days of the actors and actress of the early years of the movies and even up into the 70s and 80s and the t.v. shows of the 50s through to the 80s I have seen good programs for the 80s to now, but now there isn't much to really enjoy these days, those people were better then the young ones that are out there today.
I am not saying the ones from the past didn't have their problems, but most of them never found their problems in the news with their situations, at least not very much, not like it is now a days with the camera chasing photographers scouping for news/gossip for their entertainment news.
How sad how this society in the entertaiment field has gone from bad to worse.
To tell you the truth all of these news really is so unimpressive.
The whole thing is so sad.
I miss the old days of where anyone hardly heard of all this mess.

I Never Lost My Praise

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Murdoch Mysteries - Let Us Ask the Maiden (part 1/5)

Cousins humors

My cousin Eddie's daughter Christie wrote this on her Facebook status today, and it is so hystecrically funny, it made my morning. Whitney is her young daughter.
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I think it might be time to quit listening to country music in the car after hearing Whitney singing, "Rain makes corn, corn makes whiskey, whiskey makes my baby feel a little frisky..."

Second week of January

I am so late this year, getting all the Christmas decorations down and put away, still have some to put away yet. I still have to get down the tree down (thank goodness it isn't real, because everything probably would have fallen off the branches by now), though the decorations on the tree has to be taken off.

Who knows what December 2011 is going to be like. Maybe a spacious place to live and maybe a real Christmas tree, and maybe a nice labrador retriever. I guess we will see what happens. That is in God's doing, not mine.

It is staying much lighter outside. I like it when the sun sets early, but not everyone. Though in the summer time, it is nice that the sun stays out a little longer.