Since it's Sunday, post something spiritual, something that really moves you!

[hellbound-liberal]

It doesn't have to be religious, just something that touches you deeply. I am not a religious person but I'll start with a newly discovered version of an old classic. If you have about 8 minutes, please check it out. You'll never listen to this song the same way again.

Amazing Grace-Wintley Phipps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMF_24cQqT0

I'll come back with something not so religious later.

[KG]

1. my fave old school R&B song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVja5aLXqRY

[hellbound-liberal]

2. Great song! Definitely brings back memories for me!

Hope it doesn't bring up bad ones for you!

[deepthought42]

3. just another day of the week for me...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojydNb3Lrrs

[hellbound-liberal]

9. Thanks for posting this deepthought42

It's good to be reminded that not everyone shares our perspective.

[DarkTirade]

4. I am SO tempted to say something completely inappropriate...

like "But we're not allowed to post porn here" or something like that. :P

But seriously, I think this is rather astounding. http://www.thelivinggarden.com/

[hellbound-liberal]

6. Thanks for resisting the temptation, DarkTirade. That was really nice.

I hope tat show comes to our area. I'd like to see the whole thing.

[bertha katzenengel]

5. Two: by a student of American History and by an American aviatrix

David McCullough, from 1776, a study of George Washington, the Continental Army, and the beginning of American War for Independence.

But in the last analysis it was Washington and the army that won the war for American independence. The fate of the war and the revolution rested on the army. The Continental Army -- not the Hudson River or the possession of New York or Philadelphia -- was the key to victory. And it was Washington who held the army together and gave it "spirit" through the most desperate of times.

And Amelia Earhart:

Courage is the price that life exacts for granting peace.

[hellbound-liberal]

7. Thanks bertha, I hadn't seen that before.

I agree that, just as Ava has reminded us, peace takes courage. Thanks for sharing.

[bertha katzenengel]

8. please forgive me

Ava reminded us . . . do you have a link? I don't lurk regularly.

[hellbound-liberal]

10. The website created by DU's own Ava. Here's a link

http://www.peacetakescourage.com/page-about.htm

[Wapsie B]

11. ok

[applegrove]

12. Jazz was the topic of our sermon today and the UU.