Kit Sober

Reminds of of circa 1985 Leisure Suit Larry. Thankyouverymuch Coolwaters.

IMHO they have enough troubles. Maybe a little kindness might mean the difference between hope and hopeless. My mom used to say, "there but for the grace of God go I." I try to remember that always. Hopefully,

The Buddy Holly Story showed how Buddy Holly was the first white group to play the Apollo theater, and also they traveled together and got hotel rooms together. . . It seems that musicians have a greater ear for the spirit of people and how we are made from one flesh because tuning the symphony and harmony of the music is the job -- and that comes from inside a person. Hey, Ted. When are you going to publish this stuff! This is GREAT!

Imbus, Really nice story. Thanks for giving it to us. A most severe consequence of the twi-physical-challenge-guilt-trip I know personally was Doug Simmons, a wonderful guy from California. From the WOW field to the Rock (? ? circa 1972-3? ?) he was in an automobile accident. He would be disfigured and crippled, and he gave up living didn't want to live "imperfectly." And his funeral, no twi people came. (I didn't find out until later, and couldn't ever find his mom to tell her how precious her son was to me.) Another very sad and bitter memory from the twi years.

Alfakat mentioned Del Duncan and Bxx Mxxxxxxx and I thought of the difference between Judas and Peter. Both denied Jesus (we do this anytime we screw up) but Peter really repented. Judas went nuts. Bxx Mxxxxxxxx and these other guys who trade their heart of flesh for a heart of stone are just nuts. (When I wrote Bxx Mxxxxxxx after leaving twi he wrote me and told me never to write him again, that I was nuts.) Hope they trade back for their heart of flesh. They definitely were nicer before. Hopefully,

Well, I never really felt I "belonged" at twi -- all these really nice people -- and then me. And vpw said that Tic always knew someone who didn't belong. And Tic didn't chase me off. He just gave me a sniff and moved on. It was a big deal to me. I was sorry when I heard he'd been killed. And I now do believe that dogs and cats and other animals will be in heaven -- it would not be complete without them. (Animals also choose to be good or bad -- the dog who gives his life to save his master -- the land-mine searching dogs, etc. (I don't know what cats do that would earn them a place there. . .)

Well, I am looking forward to the sequeal, "The Lethal Weapon: The Battle of Armageddon," with Jesus Christ, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, and his eyes a blaze of fire, and a robe soaked in blood, and a sharp sword comes out of his mouth so he can subdue nations... That will be one bloody movie!

There is a wonderful documentary , "Winged Migration," Winged Migration home page Filmed by people who flew with the birds from the Arctic to the Antarctic. Shows where those snow geese that fly through go when they aren't there...

And Birthday flowers because Spring is springing

Last nite we got Gary Busey's 1978 "The Buddy Holly Story" for $5.50 at Walmart, and watching it I was reminded again how important it is to pray for these musicians, not criticize them. Musicians are a front line of the army, so to speak, and so many of the children with musical ability who needlessly died could, perhaps, be still singing today if the churches had prayed for them rather than condemned them. I am so thankful for you, Ted, and your kind kind of example of a musician/mentor in the world today. Love your music then, and now!

Happy Birthday, Hope it's purrrfect Sincerely and hopefully,

Dear nknative, The cake is low-fat The wishes are timeless and our hope and prayers are always to wish you have the best birthday ever!!!!! God bless you always, In all ways, All your days, Sincerely and hopefully,

Dear Hopefull, Hope it's lovely! and that you can partyon! The face of your posts always reminds me how much there is to look forward to. Thank you for all the kindness you bring into the world. God bless you always, In all ways, All your days.

My son loves Linux. I pray for those guys to have great wisdom and understanding to weave in and around the web of deceit which works to destroy independent thinking. Thanks for reminding us, Pawtucket. Hopefully,

I found it at the video store across the street. I don't look at birds the same way after seeing the movie -- it builds compassion and respect for their life-style. And I certainly don't think I could ever eat duck again.

From Zixar on Dot Matrix's infinity thread:

Dear Watered Garden, Hope Your Garden is full of happy birthday wishes. To wish you a birthday that has Many flowers of delight, Strewn willy-nilly --> ) Thank you for all the true loveliness you bring into the Greasespot Cafe. Sincerely and hopefully, [This message was edited by Kit Sober on March 22, 2004 at 22:07.]

Dear Groucho Marx Jr, Hope you have a day worth waiting for! And More! God bless you always, In all ways, All your days, [This message was edited by Kit Sober on March 22, 2004 at 22:05.]

If you get the dvd, there are some great "special features," which talk about how they raised different flocks of birds, training them to be around the sound of the plane, people, cameras, etc. The camera crew is in a small plane in those avalance scenes. Very Dangerous. Truly an Incredible Journey. What a great way to spend some time -- making a film of such proportions. Hopefully,

Winged Migration is a documentary showing where and how the birds migrate around the globe. an amazing piece of work. Here is the link to the website for the movie: Winged Migration

Dear sirguessalot. I really am guessing at your birthday day -- A friend of your just said it was "this week." So, I hope your week isn't weak, but strongly wonderful. Hopefully,

I'd vote for the paper mach?BR> Then, afterwards, you can stash it away for when you're old and gray, to remind you of today. That's what I'd say.

lowlylollypoppy99 says, above, Job 1 tells us that Job feared God and escheweed evil, had children he loved, camels, asses, sheep and oxen in such number that "...this man was the greatest of all the men of the east."The Lord said of Abraham, the father of all them that believe, (Genesis 15) "...a father of many nations have I made thee. And I will make thee exceeding fruitful, and I will make nations of thee, and kings shall come out of thee." God loves His people to be successful. It appears to me that twi philosophy of denigrating people who are successful in the world is only an ideological excuse for 1. milking them of their money for more "spiritual" purposes. 2. getting more blind devotion to the twi "cause" of spiritual isolation. 3. supporting the mindset that someone other than Mel Gibson has a right to determine how he spends his money. [This message was edited by Kit Sober on March 21, 2004 at 8:44.]

imbus, the archives are like the dusty "stacks" of the library, filled with wonderful things that others have contributed. Linda Z was the first to suggest organizing the threads into an order (back on WayDale when we didn't know that there would be no "history" to be maintained). I just thought you would enjoy what others had shared previously. Hopefully,

Dear Sirguessalot, It's party time! So glad you were born. Hope your day is a wonderful one. God bless you always, In all ways, All your days,