[PROCON]

IT'S FRIDAY!!

LET'S ROCK THE CANTEEN WITH

TUNES FOR OUR TROOPS!!

LET'S GET THIS SHOW OFF THE GROUND!!

[Fiji Hill]

Last Date--Floyd Cramer (1960)

No more Medjools, Barhis or Deglet Noors!

[left that other site]

Hi Everybody!

(((HUGS)))

[Fiji Hill]

Hold Tight--Fats Waller (1939)
He wants some seafood.

Three Little Fishies--Kay Kyser & His Orchestra (1939)
Seems a shark also wants to eat some seafood.

[Fiji Hill]

Cooking Breakfast for the One I Love--Bernie Cummins & His Hotel New Yorker Orchestra (1930)

[Fiji Hill]

A Hot Dog, a Blanket and You--Gene Kardos & His Orchestra (1931)

[Publius]

The Chordettes: "Lollipop"

[Fiji Hill]

I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream--Waring's Pennsylvanians (1928)

[Fiji Hill]

Chicken Shack Boogie--Amos Milburn (1948)

[gundog]

Supertramp - “Breakfast In America”(HQ)

[Fiji Hill]

Chitlin Switch Blues--Slim Gaillard & His Flat Foot Floogie Boys (1939)

[blueunicorn6]

Eat That Rat - The Ramones

[Fiji Hill]

Boogie Woogie Blue Plate--Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five (1947)

[Kathy in Alaska]

****Liberty Call****

[Kathy in Alaska]

Hello Veterans, wherever you are!!

It's Tunes For Our Troops!

[Fiji Hill]

Tutti Frutti (all fruits)--Slim & Slam (1938)

Tutti Frutti--Pat Boone (1956)

[Fiji Hill]

Red Hots & Chile Mac--The Moroccos (1956)

A Chicago delicacy

[The Mayor]

September 9

Accepting Guidance

Bible in a Year:

• Proverbs 6–7
• 2 Corinthians 2

No human being can tame the tongue.

James 3:8

The air smelled of leather and oats as we stood in the barn where my friend Michelle was teaching my daughter to ride a horse. Michelle’s white pony opened its mouth as she demonstrated how to place the bit behind its teeth. As she pulled the bridle over its ears, Michelle explained that the bit was important because it allowed the rider to slow the horse and steer it to the left or right.

A horse’s bit, like the human tongue, is small but important. Both have great influence over something big and powerful—for the bit, it’s the horse. For the tongue, it’s our words (James 3:3, 5).

Our words can run in different directions. “With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with it we curse human beings” (v. 9). Unfortunately, the Bible warns that it’s very hard to control our speech because words spring from our hearts (Luke 6:45). Thankfully, God’s Spirit, who indwells every believer, helps us grow in patience, goodness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22–23). As we cooperate with the Spirit, our hearts change and so do our words. Profanity turns to praise. Lying gives way to truth. Criticism transforms into encouragement.

Taming the tongue isn’t just about training ourselves to say the right things. It’s about accepting the Holy Spirit’s guidance so that our words generate the kindness and encouragement our world needs. .

Reflect & Pray

What inner attitudes come out through your words? How might cooperation with the Spirit influence your speech?

Dear God, please change my heart so that my words encourage others and honor You.

[Fiji Hill]

Many of us on this board who are politically active and show up at conventions and conferences have eaten plenty of these. They go well with rubber chicken.

Rubber Biscuit--The Chips (1956)

[A Cyrenian]

Bless you for keeping this thread going.

You're a great person.