Change is Good, You Go First…
Change is Good
Welcome! Have a click around - you're sure to find something that motivates or inspires you to live with more intensity and purpose. “Help me to accomplish the purpose of my journey.” - Genesis 24:12, A Servant’s Prayer Here are some really simple, but cool, science experiments/tricks. I especially like ‘pouring carbon dioxide.’
Amazing Acrobatics and contortion with the Ross Sisters, singing about potato salad – from 1944. Things really start to get interesting around the one-minute mark. Published : Tuesday, 22 Dec 2009, 6:20 AM CST By LAUREN DICKSON  Jesus on a Banana? (Sydney Daily Telegraph) – An Australian woman is claiming she saw the face of Jesus on her banana – and she has the photo to prove it. Lisa Swinton, 39, was just about to peel the fruit when she spotted the image, apparently of a bearded face with long hair. (See a photo.) “I was like ‘Oh my God! It’s Jesus on a banana!’” she told The Daily Telegraph in Sydney. “I got it out of the fruit bowl and was about to peel it and eat it when I saw his face.” She took a photo but then lost the unusual specimen when one of her children ate it and the peel ended up in the bin. “I put some photos up on Facebook,” Lisa said. “One of my friends said it looked like a monkey.” Lisa is no stranger to holy visions appearing on day-to-day household objects. “One of my friends said they saw the Holy Mother on their bathroom door and another saw an apparition of Mary on the mold of their shower floor,” she said. The fateful placing of her banana bunch underneath other fruit, Ms Swinton believes was the cause of the special imprint. “It definitely wasn’t that way when I bought it from Leichhardt Woolworths,” she said. Read more: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/wacky/jesus-on-a-banana/story-e6frev20-1225812766123 Download/Listen to Bill Clinton and Al Gore doing the Macarena. (MP3) A scary thought, isn’t it? One of my favorite cartoons – reminding me of the times when I need an attitude adjustment.  Beware of the Thwop! I found this powerful image in a very old book. The idea is very cool. We, just like the young man, attempt to “play the game” using our own wisdom and our own methods, but the enemy is able to capture them. The game finally begins to change when the young man reaches for the cross.
 The Game of Life This is an incredible work of art that I was fortunate enough to see in person, at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, in the late 1990s. From what I can remember, it is carved entirely from a single piece of ivory. I’ve linked to some related information below the picture.  Fall of the Rebel Angels |
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