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Posted on 01/04/2012 5:12:16 PM PST by fatima
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Love Stinks - J Geils Band
Thanks SuzyQue ((((Hugs))))
Bump.
ROFL!
“Love Is A Battlefield”
Pat Benatar
Hi Old Sarge Love U ((((Hugs))))
While going through some old files, I came across a 1992 special issue of TIME magazine titled “Beyond the Year 2000: What To Expect in the New Millennium.” It was fascinating to read the predictions made 2 decades ago about what the future would hold. Some general observations were on target, but no one foresaw many of the events and innovations that have radically changed our lives. The most telling statement to me was, “The first rule of forecasting should be that the unforeseen keeps making the future unforeseeable.”
James reminds us that any view of the future that omits God is foolish and proud. “Come now, you who say, ‘Today or tomorrow we will go to such and such a city, spend a year there, buy and sell, and make a profit’; whereas you do not know what will happen tomorrow. . . . Instead you ought to say, ‘If the Lord wills, we shall live and do this or that’” (James 4:13-15).
Many people used to begin their statement of plans with, “Lord willing.” The phrase may have become trite, but the acknowledgment of God’s overruling hand is not.
As we look ahead with God firmly in view, we can face the future with confidence in His loving plan.
” I Love You” -The Volumes
” I Love You” The Hello People
That’s a good one.
I grew up listening to TV theme songs
“Love American Style”
and “The Love Boat”
and “Love is All Around” MTM Show theme
Selena Gomez “Love You like a Love Song” 94 million views..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgT_us6AsDg&ob=av2e
Can’t find that one.
Thanks v ((((Hugs))))
Anything by Bread...
and
“Hark the Herald Angels Sing...”
...Glory to the newborn King...
She makes that into an amazing song.
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