Don't you judge me, Paul Blart.
Afternoon Delight by The Starland Vocal Band
It takes me back to simpler, happier times
Die Thälmann Kolonne (the Thälmann battalion) (1938)
The Song of the (Socialist Unity) Party (1950)
Stalin, Friend and Comrade (1951)
Kathy,
I want your guarantee that no one but you will see this but one I have would be ‘Midnight at the Oasis’.
the Star Spangled Banner
“I Started a Joke.” - Bee Gees. God help me..
Manamina from the Muppets
Gopnik - DJ Blyatman (Russian Hard Bass)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOlUU8l8j5M
I can’t stop playing it, I can’t help it!
I might be a little embarrassed that I like some of the cheesier but talented artists, like Barry Manilow and Neil Sedaka.
Laughter in the Rain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtIibcNDQ6o
Bad Blood
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXpLlpJ5Qnc
Could It Be Magic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc5XtkZSH-Q
Copacabana
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toV8Lb9h0Vs
Call Me Maybe.
However, best video EVER,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7zdr-82WAo
Seriously, soldiers vs Dolphins Cheerleaders
"Moscow-Peking, Mosco-Peking;
Go, Go forward, people!
For shining labor, for enduring peace,
Under the flag of freedom."
“Stars Fell on Alabama” “April Love”
Bible in a Year:
[Hezekiah] broke into pieces the bronze snake Moses had made.
When a medical treatment began to provide relief for a family member’s severe food allergies, I became so excited that I talked about it all the time. I described the intense process and extolled the doctor who had created the program. Finally, some friends commented, “We think God should always get the credit for healing.” Their statement made me pause. Had I taken my eyes off the Ultimate Healer and made the healing into an idol?
The nation of Israel fell into a similar trap when they began to burn incense to a bronze snake which God had used to heal them. They’d been performing this act of worship until Hezekiah identified it as idolatry and “broke into pieces the bronze snake Moses had made” (2 Kings 18:4).
Several centuries earlier, a group of venomous snakes had invaded the Israelite camp. The snakes bit the people and many died (Numbers 21:6). Although spiritual rebellion had caused the problem, the people cried out to God for help. Showing mercy, He directed Moses to sculpt a bronze snake, fasten it to a pole, and hold it up for everyone to see. When the people looked at it, they were healed (vv. 4–9).
Think of God’s gifts to you. Have any of them become objects of praise instead of evidence of His mercy and grace? Only our holy God—the source of every good gift (James 1:17)—is worthy of worship.
Reflect & Pray
How has God shown you His goodness through other people? Why is it so easy to give people credit for what God has done in your life?
Dear God, I worship You as the all-powerful God who hears my prayers. Thank You for sustaining my life and caring for me.
I know all you closet metrosexuals love you some Swing Out Sister.