rhythm

Last night a sang a few songs and then spoke at a church service full of twenty-somethings.  You know the type: veins full of kool-aid and Ramen noodles, part-time jobs, splitting rent with a couple or four room mates.  Not exactly folks who consider themselves to have more than enough.

There were 130 of them.  33 of them sponsored children.

(On Chris Johnson and LenDale White's carries being split almost exactly 50/50)

    VS.   

Quick run to the store
after dark. Moon-roof open.

Tonight we went to see a dance group from South Africa at a venue just down the street from our house. It was beautiful and fun, and our daughter danced and clapped and babbled right along to the music.

If you think the American Basketball Association’s Nashville Broncs are destined for a long tenure in Music City, then I have a “beautiful venue” called Municipal Auditorium in which you should invest heavily.

I've been listening to Lonnie's show for years now. He's always ready to make a dedication or play a request. I especially like it when he goes beyond Rockabilly into Rhythm & Blues and early Rock & Roll.

Here's WEVL's info on his show:

Program Name: Rock House
Program Genre: Rockabilly/'50s
Description: Rockabilly with Lonnie.
Check out my website at myspace.com/rockhouseshow.

It is obvious that Harding Academy is determined  to have their new athletic fields completed before the start of the school year this fall.  I know this because an army of workmen and machines is busily changing the landscape of the 7.5 acre site, six (sometimes seven) days a week, from 5:30 AM till 5:30 PM!