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Adrienne

Singing along! And I DO love to tell the story!
~Adrienne~

jeanne

Good morning Beverly, I played the song and CC was listening and looking at me like I was singing it. It was funny. A favorite of mine.

We were out a better part of the day. We went to Lowe's and bought some flowers to plant as well as 4 hanging baskets for the deck. I like them all to match. I bought fushia plants. They are real full of buds in the prettiest pink. They were only 10.99. My kind of price. I will post everything on Weds. Lots of digging to do and not to mention weed pulling. Ugh! My iris plants are amazing. From five plants they have spread to many. Dark purple, variegated light purple and yellow. Gorgeous.

Last night we went to the Performing Arts Center again for the Senior Follies. It was great. We have lots of oldsters who have talent here. Lots of fun. We are so lucky to have this gorgeous building. Some culture is always good. We are loving it!!!

Have a wonderful day.

Love always, Jeanne

Lori

Good Morning! Happy Sunday!

Whidbey Woman

I have precious memories of my daughter's great-grandpa rocking them to sleep singing this song.
He was a great man of faith, and helped shape my husband's relationship with the Lord. So, thank you for posting this! :)

Susan Freeman

Good Morning Beverly! I enjoy your Spiritual Sunday posts. Thank you!!

Love,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo

Betty Jo

My mother-in-law loved Eddy Arnold, especially this song. Your post brought good memories of her. ♥

Cottage Sunshine

Thank you so much for posting! One of my all-time favorite songs!

Happy Sunday!
Hugs, Carolyn ~ Cottage Sunshine

Penny @ The Comforts of Home and Lavender Hill Studio

Great talking with you today! And yes, I was able to click on your name on your comment on my post and get here via your Blogger profile....
Hugs,
Penny

sarah

love his deep deep voice and the message is great. Have a great week. Sarah

Charlotte

I used to listen to Eddie Arnold back in the 1950s. He sings this old hymn beautifully. Thank you for sharing it.
Blessings,
Charlotte

Shelia

Hi Dear Sis! Oh, I just love this old hymn! I led the worship in church today and selected three old hymns for us to sing! We have a more blended worship - mostly praise music but I do try to toss in a few olden hymns. They seem to come alive again!
Oh, thank you for the advice about the blue pillows. I wonder what shade of blue? Dark or a lighter shade! I never did realize my rust, well, I've learned the color today is correctly called 'brick' would be so hard to add other colors to.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)

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Emily
Dickinson

  • Hope is the thing with feathers
    That perches in the soul,
    And sings the tune without words,
    And never stops at all.

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