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Here it is Wednesday again...
Good mornin' Y'all...Hope everyone rested well and is ready to tacle the midpoint of the week. Lets put our best smiles on and make this the best day we can...
a little cyber coffee to start with...
I will see Y'all later....
a little cyber coffee to start with...
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I will see Y'all later....
Old Things are More Beautiful
Old things are more beautiful
than many things brand new
Because they bring fond memories
of things we used to do.
Old photographs in albums,
love letters tied with lace
Recapture those old feelings
that new ones can't replace.
Baby shoes, a Teddy bear,
a ring that grandma wore,
Are treasures waiting there behind
a door marked "Nevermore".
Old things are more beautiful,
more precious day-by-day.
Because they are the flowers
we planted yesterday.
(Clay Harrison)
Clint Eastwood's Superbowl spot
I watched this commercial on the 'net last night because I didn't even turn the television on for the Super Bowl. I'm usually much more interested in the commercials than the game anyway and I thought this car commercial with Clint Eastwood was one of the better ones shown.
It seems that a lot of other people don't agree and some controversy has sprung up around whether or not the commercial is political. I certainly didn't see it as political in nature on my first viewing but now that I've read the opinions of some of the people it offended, and some of those who loved it, I guess I can see an undercurrent of politcal relevance.
What do you think? The video of the commercial is in the first reply.
It seems that a lot of other people don't agree and some controversy has sprung up around whether or not the commercial is political. I certainly didn't see it as political in nature on my first viewing but now that I've read the opinions of some of the people it offended, and some of those who loved it, I guess I can see an undercurrent of politcal relevance.
What do you think? The video of the commercial is in the first reply.
