Life is always in motion. It is always GO time. Even when it seems like we are standing still; the tape is always rolling. This being the case; we are always making progress. We are always taking steps toward our destination.What is this destination that we all have in common? It is the YES. Every single step; be it a huge one or a little step; is a step closer to the YES of life.What is this YES?
A friend of the site just sent over this Little Boots demo titled “Every Little Earthquake” and it just further reassures my prediction that she will be one of the biggest pop stars in the world as long as she keeps this up. I don’t know how to describe this track other than classic Little Boots. [...]
Everything must change There’s a mirror showing me the ugly truth These bones they ache with holy fire But I’ve got nothing to give, just a life to live If your world is without colour I will carry you, if you carry me Every little thing’s gonna be alright Every little thing’s gonna be alright [x2] There’s no-one else to blame I live
Are you planning your weekend of activities for the weekend in Howard County Maryland?
If, like me, you have a 2 year old who either wants to be a Fire Fighter or a Train Engineer, then be sure to stop by the
2008
HOWARD COUNTY FIRE EXPO
Sunday October 19th
11am-3pm
Oakland Mills High School
9410 Kilimanjaro Rd, Columbia. MD
Activities will include a Car Fire Demo, Auto Rescue Demo,
A man has been charged with spraying urine in Tescos.It's a good thing we don't live under cat law or that would mean he owned it.Apparently Sahnoun Daifallah, 42, squirted a "foul-smelling" substance on frozen chips and wine bottles at a Tesco in Gloucester.Foul-smelling? Dude, drink more water.He is also said to have carried out a similar attack in a Morrisons store four miles away on the same
Terra Naomi posted a cover of the Patti Griffin song 'Every Little Bit', a track off Griffin's 1996 debut album 'Living with Ghosts', at her YouTube channel. Watch the performance and an intro below the fold.
British supermarket giant, Tesco, have their sites set on the US, where they are in the process of opening thirty stores. Modelled on the ‘Tesco Extra’ concept, the new stores are not so much supermarkets as very mini marts.
I predict the venture is doomed to failure. After all, how is the average 300lb American going [...]
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Record bosses at Universal might be stood banging their heads against brick walls wondering why their substantial investment towards Gabrielle's come back into the charts has been so unyielding. Under closer inspection the singer/ songwriter's initial release Why' was about as successful and profitable as the governments pitiful attempts at reducing drug addict numbers, or Amy Winehouse's attempts at actually making it to a gig.
With Gabrielle, the mystifying thing is that the quality is there for all to see. New track 'Every Little Teardrop' which deals with the defiant refusal to continue within a troubled relationship, is as soulful as ever and ticks all the right boxes. The best track on the album by far, it's a return to the diva's usual high standard.
Released 2nd December 2007
I've just checked my blog just now and found out someone, who puts a screen name as Jakarta Casual, has left a comment about my writing in early October. The writing was talking about football, about how I never understand why men in general are so crazy about this game, and about me offering a solution for a truce between men and his girl. When men think that shoes and handbags are stupid hobby and boring, so do I think about football in general.Judging by his blog it seems like he's a true believer of football or anything to do with it, and I apparently touched his soft spots and he counter-wrote my writing. I think it's hilarious, and I quote verbatim here (he quoted my 8 rules and left comments on each):Tuesday, October 16, 2007 A woman trying to get her head round football!This post made me smile. I don't normally go off about ather blogs unless they have a relevance to the main topic here but things are a bit quiet. This blog is from an Indonesian woman living in Aberdeen (wh
Move Just a Little, Live LongerYou don't have to run marathons to get healthy, experts sayIf you don't exercise because you think you don't have the time or energy, Those excuses no longer work.That's because "any movement helps," according to Gregory Florez, a spokesman for the American Council on Exercise and CEO of www.fitadvisor.comIn fact, exercising at a moderate intensity, even in short bursts of 10 minutes several times a day, or doing daily activities such as running errands, can improve your health and probably lengthen your life."Small bouts of activity, even 10 minutes at a time, will have the same impact as 30 minutes or so of continuous exercise," Florez said, if those small bouts are repeated three times a day.The research team, led by Todd Manini of the U.S. National Institute on Aging, followed 302 older adults for six years. The researchers found that death rates went down as daily energy output -- sometimes doing things as simple as vacuuming or running errands -
Anyone who reads my blogs knows that Delirious? is one of my favorite bands. This morning I was listening to one of their songs titled “Every Little Thing (Is Gonna Be Alright),” and I started thinking about the words. More specifically, I started thinking about the word little.
As Christians we usually understand that “God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them” (Rom. 8:28). The problem is that we all too often think of this in a big scale. At least I do. What I mean is that I often trust God to handle the big issues; the major things. When a car breaks down and I am left without transportation, I trust God to work the situation out for the best. When a disease flares up or an unexpected bill arrives in the mail, I trust that God will sort everything out for the best. But as I was listening to the song “Every Little Thing” this morning I started to think about how God wa
The electric bill recently arrived and I was pleasantly surprised to find a $43.61 savings for the Month of October. With the average temperature down by 5 degrees, we only used 261 kwh. That's 365 kwh less than last year. That brings our total savings for the year to $223.05, see image on left. At this point of the year, our average electric bill is $89.41 as opposed to $104.02 last year. Every little bit adds up...
