| | Hello Everybody, and Everything. (that was for the benefit of the aliens who might be reading this. OOH! Freaky!  But you never know, and it's always best to be kind to the unknown. That way when it becomes known, it will be friendly to you too. But don't worry my friends. When the aliens make me their cohort I'll put in a good word for the rest of you.  )
So now that that is all explained, Hello Everybody and Everything. 
I know you have all been liking the background music I have on my blog. (when I switch to PennWarrior I will be sure to carry over the music.) As you may have noticed, I did change the music to a different song from the same movie. I like it better and it is still very much the same. For those who have asked, the music is from a movie called The Unsaid. I do NOT recommend this movie. On further study I found it is a horror psycho thriller. It is also rated R for bad stuff. So yeah.  Not good. Not only that, the two tracks I have been playing on my blog are the only pretty themes. The rest a dissonant chords befitting a horror film. Therefore, in accordance with the exhortation of Philippians 4: 8, I shall continue to play this music which is pure, lovely and of good report. (KJV) I shall not see the movie however, which is neither, and would also taint my enjoyment of the music.
On another note, I also will NOT give you the link to the music. I kind of like having people come to my blog. It's called a monopoly, my friends! Keep on coming and we'll all get along capitally. 
PS: Tell me how you all like the new music.
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| | Posted 12/20/2005 11:11 AM - 22 Views - 20 eProps - 11 comments
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We don't have much of one right now, either...but it's better. 
Besides that, I always loved just using my imagination and making anything up I wanted! Ah, the games we used to play...and still do!!! That's why I love babysitting--no kid is going to give you a strange look when you suggest he bring an encrypted message to the Secretary of Defense through the imaginary German battle lines. They just smile and say "Aye, Cap'n!" and run off. *sigh* That's the beauty of make-believe...it's all there...And Cinderella's ball, why, you should have seen it. There was more food than you could ever imagine, and the ladies were so beautiful! The vaulted ceiling of the ball room, of course, added such an effect, and I seriously believe there were more candles there than I have ever seen. 
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