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Mair

Mair keep sending notices!!!

6 hours ago · Report
John Shore
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Wife Cat due at hospital this morning for operation at 7 o’clock. (Thanks for loving notes yesterday!!) Me, up. Check. Dressed. Check. Wearing lucky shoes. Check. Not feeling sacrilegious due to declaring the possession of lucky shoes. ...
Richard Lubbers

Richard Lubbers Heh heh! 506 fans! You rock, John. We're praying Tuesday when we wake!

Yesterday at 8:54pm · Report
John Shore
John Shore
Hey, thanks to you and Tammy! I'm glad you wrote; I've been wanting to thank you. Nice little play you wrote! And thanks so much for the prayers. That's just great of you both.
Yesterday at 9:15pm
Richard Lubbers
Richard Lubbers
We prayed together this morning, when we woke, for Cat and you.
8 hours ago
John Shore

John Shore I just know these'll be the things I'll worry about.

John Shore

John Shore My Wife Catherine’s Going in For a Major Operation This Tuesday, 7 a.m. « JohnShore.com http://bit.ly/7k03VB

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Yo, friends. In the most bloggiest of fashions (yay! remember when blogging meant keeping your friends and loved ones up on what was happening in your life, rather than what it means now, which is Write Completely Excellent Stand-Alone Column Pieces? Me, neither. ...
Arnette Storey
Arnette Storey
You know I'm sending big prayers and all positive energy your way. Cat has become my friend through your writings and I know how much you love each other. God will be right in that operating room, with his omnipresent self. You just rest in that knowledge and let Him show out on your behalf.
Sun at 4:48pm
John Shore
John Shore
Thank you so much for this, Arnette.
Yesterday at 8:37am
John Shore

John Shore A long time ago (but, you know ... in this galaxy) my wife and I decided not to have children. Here's why.

John Shore

John Shore Soooo many of we Xtians are forever adamantly speaking up for God. I'd like to vote we sometimes also try clamming up for God.

November 20 at 5:24pm
John Shore
John Shore
Tell you what, David. I keep the core of Christianity, lose the stuff I think needs to go, and appoint YOU my first Ambassador of Reasonableness. You in?
Sat at 9:12am
David Barach
David Barach
I'm your man. Count me in.
Sat at 8:36pm
John Shore

John Shore Believe in God ->read Bible ->feel you know God's mind and heart -> feel superior -> go out into the world ->embarrass God.

November 20 at 5:15pm
Ron
Ron
I think we've nailed this one!
November 20 at 5:32pm
Elizabeth Plant
Elizabeth Plant
Ha ha ha!! It's funny cause it's true
Sat at 2:00am
John Shore

John Shore We Xtians need to remember: grassroots collective + meeting every Sun + all listening to one leader = marketer's wildest dream.

November 20 at 4:58pm
John Shore
John Shore

John Shore If you're over 50ish, you'll hear this: Remember how good music sounded when it WASN'T recorded to hear through ear buds?

November 18 at 6:13pm
Dennis Dawson
Dennis Dawson
Probably true for audio geeks, who were the antecedents of computer nerds. My father was rather passionate about reel-to-reel tape, a good turntable, hiss-free speakers, etc.

But the rest of us dealt with record players, which had belts and motors and needles and other variables that made the listening experience different for different people. My 45 rpm player probably spun about 40 rpm. For me, every song was a ballad, sung by altos or basses. (I'll never forget hearing "Whole Lotta Love" for the first time on anything but the 45 record I'd been given: my version was a lot more gritty.)

With the advent of iTunes, I can finally go back to buying music the way I always preferred: singles. Seldom have I found an entire album that I like to listen to start to finish. Given that a kind way of describing my musical taste is eclectic (less kind, weird), it's great to have a pocket device where I can listen to Beausoleil, Green Day, 3 Dog Night, Debussy, Cold Play, Linda Ronstadt, Electric Light Orchestra, Sugar Ray, Butthole Surfers, The Carpenters, Bowling for Soup, Queen, New Christy Minstrels, etc. without commercials, mixing them up or focusing on an artist, album, or genre at the spin of a dial. If I lose some of the low-lows or the high-highs, I probably wasn't listening to them anyway. ... Read More

Keep in mind that in the "good ol' days," we listened to a _lot_ of tinny AM car radio. A recent pleasure has been to actually understand some of the words in my favorite songs from the 60s and 70s, thanks to my iPod.
November 19 at 11:59am
Timothy Fowler
Timothy Fowler
What about ear worms?
November 19 at 2:22pm
John Shore

John Shore If you know the song, is it possible NOT to cry when comes the line, "And the moon rose over an open field"? Um. Not if you're me, embarrassingly enough.

November 18 at 1:08pm
John Shore

John Shore desperate ->begging ->Holy Spirit ->relief ->joy ->conviction ->pride ->ego ->arrogance ->failure ->desperate = Xtian life.

November 18 at 8:46am
John Shore

John Shore New post up.

John Shore

John Shore New post up. Please to comment, you, on blog only, as to make my life more regular thanksok.