Here's another Friday Flashback. . .
I know I've been a little hard on the kiddos this week but I still believe they have the power to continue bringing about change in the world just as the generations before them have done. It just breaks my heart when I see their potential being wasted or diminished behind stupid stuff! As parents we have an awesome responsibility- let's continue to teach them well. . .
(Man, I miss this voice!)
Friday, April 11, 2008
The Greatest Love of All
Here's another Friday Flashback. . .
I know I've been a little hard on the kiddos this week but I still believe they have the power to continue bringing about change in the world just as the generations before them have done. It just breaks my heart when I see their potential being wasted or diminished behind stupid stuff! As parents we have an awesome responsibility- let's continue to teach them well. . .
(Man, I miss this voice!)
I know I've been a little hard on the kiddos this week but I still believe they have the power to continue bringing about change in the world just as the generations before them have done. It just breaks my heart when I see their potential being wasted or diminished behind stupid stuff! As parents we have an awesome responsibility- let's continue to teach them well. . .
(Man, I miss this voice!)
2 comments:
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Don said...
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Whitney Houston was awesome when that song came out. Beautiful song.
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April 11, 2008 at 6:26 PM
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MzM said...
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@ don
Yes, her voice was sheer perfection. Pitch and tone totally succint and such control. Ah, the good old days. . .I really think that is what's missing in today's secular music- mastery of the craft. There are a lot of "entertainers" out there but very few singers who can evoke emotions the way Whitney did. . . -
April 12, 2008 at 9:14 PM
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2 comments:
Whitney Houston was awesome when that song came out. Beautiful song.
@ don
Yes, her voice was sheer perfection. Pitch and tone totally succint and such control. Ah, the good old days. . .I really think that is what's missing in today's secular music- mastery of the craft. There are a lot of "entertainers" out there but very few singers who can evoke emotions the way Whitney did. . .
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