AmyD. | August 15, 2010
Back when the CW was stupid enough to cancel Veronica Mars and gave The Gilmore Girls an ending that did not live up to the real spirit of the show, in my humble opinion anyway, I swore off ever getting attached to a television show again. Honestly, I stuck to it for years and I [...]
Category: Observations, Personally, Silly Rants, With Music |
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Tags: Abraham Benrubi, Alfre Woodard, Angel, Bill Murray, Bones, Boreanaz, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Hardcastle and McCormick, I Thank You, Jason Lee, Memphis Beat, Sam and Dave, Scrooged, TNT, ZZ Top
AmyD. | March 9, 2010
Happily stolen from the wonderful Tense Teacher! The Disney Meme 1. Which non-Disney Princess Disney film is your favorite? The Incredibles 2. Which Disney film makes you cry the most? 3. Which Disney film makes you the happiest? Alice in Wonderland 4. Which Disney film has the best music? Mulan 5. Which Disney film has [...]
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AmyD. | May 7, 2009
Mother’s Day is this Sunday. I can’t imagine many mothers in the blogosphere not taking a moment to remember two little girls who lost their mother to cancer this year. Lisa at Clusterfook touched so many lives and even in the midst of her own battle she took the time to give me a few [...]
Category: Girl Talk, Holidays, My Soapbox, With Music |
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Tags: amy grant, cancer, Mother's Day, philosophy, She Colors My Day, song, women's cancer research
AmyD. | December 23, 2008
Amy Grant wrote this song with her husband Vince Gill. She explained to Billboard magazine: “On ‘Baby It’s Christmas,’ Vince was kind of messing around with those chords and it just sounded romantic. We wrote that over a cup of coffee one morning. I don’t think anybody really thinks about Christmas Eve as being the [...]
Category: Holidays, Love and Marriage, Personally, With Music |
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Tags: amy, amy grant, Baby It's Christmas, Christmas, Holidays, lyrics, Memories, Mike, romance, romantic, Vince Gill
AmyD. | July 28, 2008
I mentioned that my uncle writes. He writes wonderful children’s stories, sometimes he writes stories about his experiences in Vietnam. This is one of the latter: One Day At A Time A Nam Story by Gene Bishop Okinawa, in Transit Day 3, 1966: 1800 hrs.: Muster being complete all Marines, in transit, promptly reported to [...]
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Tags: Bobby Vinton, Charles R Stevens, DaNang, Gene Bishop, marines, Mr. Lonely, Okinawa, semper fi, uncle gene, Vietnam 1966