Now you're 41 and still goofy:)

Yes, great Pics. I really want to spend some time in London. How amazing to have so much history right there. And all the art and culture...

Unbelievable! :::shaking head:::

Very beautiful, Randy. Made me think of a peacock.

WOW!!! Sounds amazing, Randy! Are you going to see any shows? Covent Garden?

Randy- Great post. Jack- loved reading your response.

I watched this earlier and was very moved. And, felt some personal responsibility in Ted Haggard's fall. Stephen Furtick said it right when he asked for prayer because he was a marked man. I don't often remember to lift Christian leaders in prayer.

Randy I am killing myself laughing!!! That voice and your swine flu post...and the little bell thing... Oh my word. I'm just realizing how much I read your posts in my imagined Randy tone.

Beautiful

It's hard not to speak Christian-ese when you've grown up with it. You have an advantage there and it's good for you to point it out. I didn't notice her Christian-ese. This incident does have me pondering beauty pageants. I'm not sure what I think about all that.

She's obviously not stupid. I think she responded graciously to Perez in this interview.

Congrats. And you've had a lot of consistent readers as well as many new readers over the years. That says a lot.

I was thinking about you yesterday when the woman beside me was smacking her gum louder than gunfire. I nearly dove behind the couch for cover.

OH yah and 'The Office' is one of my favorites too. 'The Dinner Party' ...the most uncomfortable I've been in a long time.

Cheeseburger head? I think you should stick with Rando Skywalkeromas. I also have the VeggieTales Cheeseburger song in my head.

Yes, silly muse. I love YouTube. Although, I never would have imagined watching some guy backflip into his trousers. The swooshing sound is still stuck in my head. Merry Wednesday, Randy. Wed.nes.day. When'sday.

At least they weren't skinny jeans. What an odd thing to do. I must admit, I'm laughing.

That's a good way to look at a blog post like that Randy. Encouraging, in fact. It helps me not to get my back up. There is no question that there are many wolves among the sheep. Although, I wouldn't wish public ridicule on anyone. I know how easily I am prone to corruption.

Okay, so now I'm reading your comment, Randy. I sent Ellie a reply from my email. All right here goes...I must restrain myself. Goosebump recordings: Oh my word...I don't even know where to start. We would need a serious road trip. Let me think and get back to you. -That Joshua Bell video of Vivaldi's Four Seasons: Violin concerto in G minor RV 315 "Summer" III Presto. Start there. You'll love watching the athleticism and precision of his playing. It's the one I tried to send you last Christmas.

Great choices!!! It's funny you should mention the Four Seasons. I tried to send Randy an itunes video of Joshua Bell playing 'Summer'. You should check it out if you haven't already:) But itunes Canada is not compatible with itunes U.S. It's an exciting performance and a reasonable length for someone who is unaccustomed to classical. I just had to delete my recommendations. I had typed out a massive list. I don't want to overwhelm and it's really hard not to. :::gripping chair::: I would make a CD but I don't feel right doing that. I have some stunning performances in my library of CDs. I will make you a list Miss Ellie. I know you would love them.

Yup, that sounds like you. I can see why you like Adam. I really think you would love classical music. Seriously.

You caught that. :::grin::: AI is painful for me. But I am curious about what you find appealing in a performance.

I have to admit, I didn't mind that performance by Adam. That's odd about your Facebook friends, Randy.

Grannies are the bestest.