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OMG, this will make you groan…
Make sure you get down to #9.
It is said that the ability to make and understand PUNS is the highest level of language development.
Here are the top 10 winners in the International Pun Contest:
1. A vulture boards an airplane, carrying two dead raccoons. The Stewardess looks at him and says, ‘I’m sorry, sir, only one carrion allowed per passenger.
I am proud to be an American.
Watching a fantastic fireworks show in Cerritos on the 4th, I am proud to be Chinese too.
We invented the fireworks :)
I liked this Mary Russell book much more than the last one I read.
Warning: Spoiler ahead.
A Monstrous Regiment of Women by Laurie King has some deep thoughts on believing in God. Mary is a scholar of theology but did not believe in a miracle even when she saw it with her own eyes. Margery is a mystic with no formal training in the Bible, yet she has a deep understanding of God.
“Okay, I’ll take care of it.”
I hear my husband say that several times a day.
But you will never hear me say those words.
Thanks, dear!
I know exactly what I want from Jesus when I get to heaven.
I want the voice of Barbra Streisand.
If we are going to spend eternity singing with the angels, hey, I don’t want to live with this voice for eternity.
I borrowed another Mary Russell book from Kimberly, and it took me awhile to read it.
O Jerusalem by Laurie King was intriguing, but it wasn’t a book I couldn’t put down. In fact, I put it down so many times that I couldn’t quite follow the plot.
A white guy with the big afro hair in the 70’s…yes, that’s Keith Green.
I was a new Christian when I was first introduced to his music. His songs moved me to tears.
I love the way he sings the hymn Holy, Holy, Holy.
I spoke at a youth retreat years ago and at the…
Notice some changes to my blog?
It’s not as feminine as my parenting site, not my usual pink look. But I still like the water drops picture on the banner, a picture of the roof my car while we were washing it. This picture depicts the theme of this blog – Stuff that Matters in Life. Here’s why:
One of the shelves in the freezer compartment of my refrigerator broke.
I don’t even remember when we bought this refrigerator. We’ve had it for over 10 years, probably closer to 15.
People don’t need to buy a refrigerator very often.
If I had to shop for a refrigerator today, I am glad there are …
I wrote my first book review for RadiantLit.com
Here is my review of the Christian fiction MisMatch, by Erynn Mangum.
I don’t usually read Christian fiction. The last one I read was a Father Tim series in January, 2007.
Since I get a free book in payment for writing a review for RadiantLit, I choose a light book to read, something I wouldn’t normally buy myself.