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Posted on 04/09/2020 4:59:22 PM PDT by fatima
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In the song, Glen doesn't mention where his trip to Oklahoma by way of Phoenix started. I assume that he departed from Goodyear or Buckeye, Ariz. Had he departed from farther south, he would have gone through Casa Grande, and had he departed from farther west, he would have gone through Flagstaff.
If he started early enough, driving on 1967 highways, he just might have made it to the Oklahoma state line at Texhoma or Texola by nightfall.
Thanks Old Yeller (((((Hugs)))))
The Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxSarBcsKLU
"Boy from New York City" - Manhattan Transfer
Budapest By Blimp - Thomas Dolby
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAdK74gJe04
“There’s A Place In France Where The Women Wear No Pants”.
Well you just woke everybody up :) (((((Hugs))))
“I’m on the Highway to Hell” - AC/DC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hhlQU0zDpA
The Old Dungarvan Oak, Home to Donegal and Belfast by Daniel O’Donnell
Galway Bay by Frank Patterson
Bible in a Year:
Stand firm. Let nothing move you.
In the Middle Eastern country where they live, Adrian and his family suffer persecution for their faith. Yet, through it all, they demonstrate Christ’s love. Standing in his church courtyard, which was pummeled by bullets when terrorists used it as training ground, he said, “Today is Good Friday. We remember that Jesus suffered for us on the cross.” And suffering, he continued, is something that believers in Jesus there understand. But his family chooses to remain in their homeland: “We’re still here, still standing.”
These believers follow the example of the women who stood watching as Jesus died on the cross (Mark 15:40). They—including Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James and Joseph, and Salome—were brave to stay there, for friends and family members of an enemy of the state could be ridiculed and punished. Yet the women showed their love for Jesus by their very presence with Him. Even as they “followed him and cared for his needs” in Galilee (v. 41), they stood with Him at His hour of deepest need.
On this day when we remember the greatest gift of our Savior, His death on a cross, take a moment to consider how we can stand for Jesus as we face trials of many kinds (see James 2:2–4). Think too about our fellow believers around the world who suffer for their faith. As Adrian asked, “Can you please stand with us in your prayers?” Watch Moti Vaknin’s devotional video, “Jesus, the Divine,” to learn more about Christ’s death and resurrection.
Time for me to leave.Thanks everyone for your help with our Troop Thread.
Home in PasadenaPasadena--Al Jolson (1924)
Wagon Wheel Old Crow Medicine Show
One Night in Bangkok — Robey
Yours is good. I hadn't heard that one. My favorite is probably the 5:39 Murray Head version.
Imagine me on the Maginot Line by George Formby.
Have a good evening. ((HUGS))
Grand Funk Railroad....
We’re an American Band.
“All those Chick-keetas in Omaha!
Julie Andrews The Girl in No Man’s Land, from Darling Lili
I remember that from "The World at War"
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