The $5.37 Order at Taco Bell – a Must Read for Everyone Over 50 and Everyone Who Knows Anyone over 50!
This is one the first of those wacky Taco Bell emails that everybody forwards to all their friends until the whole world has seen them. You may have already had the fun of seeing it, but if not, I think you’ll get several laughs. Enjoy! $5.37 That’s what the kid behind the counter at Taco […]
Continue readingNat Geo Extraordinary HD Scenes Video Set to Music – Inspiring!
Nat Geo vs Dick’s Camera My wife, Lynn, and I went to Tanzania on a photo safari in 2010. We saw an amazing variety of animals, plants, and local peoples that changed many of our preconceptions about Africa, preserving the wild and the incredible creative power of God in His design of the planet. For […]
Continue readingFunny Stories from Here and There – If General Motors Built Cars like Microsoft
Quirky Comparisons Here’s a sort of geeky, funny comparison of cars and computers. If you have one or more of each category you’re likely to be able to relate. Enjoy. Courtesy of wesleywildman.com Anonymous GM vrs Microsoft At a recent computer expo (COMDEX), Bill Gates reportedly compared the computer industry with the auto industry and […]
Continue readingMartha Raye an American Heroine and Medal of Freedom Winner
Intro Some of you out there are too young to have heard of Martha Raye and that’s too bad. Martha had a lot to offer. She entertained on TV and in the movies as a “clean” comedienne with an oversized mouth – literally. But more important than entertaining you and me, she entertained combat […]
Continue readingThe History of “Taps” Bugle Music Narrated by John Wayne
This is a repost featuring the History of “Taps” narrated by John Wayne. Be sure to dwell on the words that are often overlooked when we hear the bugle version. The history of the bugle call “Taps” was recorded by John Wayne and is now available as an audio narration of a mostly static video […]
Continue readingThe Sparrow – a Love Story About Fathers and Sons
What Does a Sparrow Have to do With Fathers and Sons? Well, it’s kind of like the song – The Cat’s in the Cradle. I like the Johnny Cash version where Johnny made a point in a way that many people were willing to “hear”. It was an audio lesson on how the negative role […]
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