San Francisco...rainy day tips! Subterranean forays a delight!

 



If you're like moi, and hate the prospect of hauling around an umbrella all day under the unpredictable skies of picturesque San Francisco, there is another novel option.

For example, along Market Street - in the subterranean tunnels that house BART - savvy world-class travellers are not only discovering the delights of an intriguing underworld that are blocks long beneath the bustling city streets above - but remaining drip-dry in the process!

The emboldened few have been caught up in the "other-worldly" nature of the phenomenon, in recent days (myself included).

Entertaining street musicians strum here for their dinner, after all, as stylish cosmopolitan commuters pass through exacting revolving turn-styles - to exciting destinations beyond with a sense of adventure in their every step.

Gosh, I think I may plunk myself down one day soon, and offer up a handful of my sketches to tourists for a song.

Ah, back to my bohemian artistic roots, at long last!

See 'ya there!

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Night Skyline in San Francisco!

Justin Bieber new haircut Look, does he looks like Comedian KATE CLINTON

I do not think he looks like lesbian, he only wanted a new look and change. Hey the kid got $$$$ so he can make him self over and over many times as he wants. Justin Bieber ROCKS all my way.

What do you think Justin Bieber fans? Do you like his new look? or their is a new kid in the Block already better then him? 





The below statement came from our media friend: www.estergoldberg.com published 2-22-2011.

Until his testicles drop..he WILL be confused as a LESBIAN..

he looks like the fabulous Funny lesbian comedian KATE CLINTON..

Hey KATE you have you left in Canada?

 

Source: via www.estergoldberg.com

"I aint got no horror story..."

"...God kept me in my youth I give him all the glory
got my story with the flow,
and now I know
the blood of the lamb has saved my soul
and that's my testimony..." (great rap from Da T.R.U.T.H.)

Here's a "video" from his recording.


Here's a live version. It's great that he asked some audience members come up on stage.


What I love about this track is that it's simply this guy's testimony about his own relationship with Christ. So often, Christians who have always believed and never been doubters, addicts, thieves, or serial adulterers feel inferior because they don't have a dramatic story to tell about their conversion. These are people like Fred Meuser, who was the son of a pastor and served as president of the seminary from which I graduated. If you spent any time with Fred, you would see as all of us who were students at Trinity, that he believed fervently in Jesus. Jesus was the center of his life. And yet, Fred had experienced no drama in his life, no years of hollow rebellion, no dark nights of doubt. "I can't remember a time when I didn't believe in Jesus," he told a group of us who had just begun our seminary training in back in January, 1980.

It's OK for Christians to have always believed. In fact, it's more than OK. Ask any Christian who, before coming to faith in Christ, wandered far from God, and they'll tell you that they would gladly have skipped all that "drama" if in its place they could have known and followed Jesus sooner.

Who need earthbound "drama" when you can have the King of kings as your best friend?

"Honey Hush"

I love this early-2000s cover of a song from the 50s by Paul McCartney. David Gilmour of Pink Floyd is on guitar. The song appears on McCartney's Run, Devil, Run collection, composed of songs that were important to him in the 50s, along with tunes of a similar style which Macca wrote just for the project. My guess is that this was a very therapeutic endeavor for McCartney, going back to his musical roots shortly after the death of his first wife, Linda.

The outrageous misogyny of Honey Hush takes on a particular amusing irony when performed by McCartney, whose marriage to Linda McCartney was, by nearly all accounts I've read, a happy and sane one.

'Fine Line' and 'Helter Skelter' Live by McCartney

Love this!

Zoo Seven

I downloaded this band's new LP for free earlier today. I like it!

By the way, here's a video for the title track, 'Lifesaver.'

'People Get Ready'

The Gospel lesson for this coming Sunday, Luke 12:32-40, put me in mind of this song. This particular version is a live performance by Curtis Mayfield, who wrote and originally recorded the song with his group, The Impressions. Here, he's accompanied by an All-Star band that includes David Sanborn on sax and Taylor Dayne on vocals. People get ready; Jesus is coming back some day!