But he was wounded for our rebellions; he was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and by his stripes healing was provided for us. Isaiah 53:5
Hello and a good morning to you once again. It is a Trendy Tuesday and it has me seriously thinking. One of the hottest trends we have this century is the cell phone and the various apps that come along with them. While a very useful item, it has become an obsession for so many. People cannot set them aside even to drive safely. In the cafeterias/ break rooms/ homes/ offices/ lounges/ kitchens and restaurants across the world the cell phones are constantly in use and our family, friends, fellow workers and fellow diners are being ignored. It's a poor habit and quite rude. I, personally, would like to fling every cell phone a very far distance when I see this happening with hopes of its' use being outlawed in many areas. Inconsiderate photos are being taken and distributed all over the net, without permission, and often even without our knowledge. I find their usefulness in no way outweighs the pure annoyances they cause. Am I the only remaining person who feels this way? I have no idea. Just be aware when you have your cell phone in use that you may unwittingly be offending someone who'd love some real attention or conversation with you. Just sayin'. Have a fine day and I hope you receive some genuine interaction with friends and family today and every day. Sending love. ~ Marcia
Hello and a good morning to you once again. It is a Trendy Tuesday and it has me seriously thinking. One of the hottest trends we have this century is the cell phone and the various apps that come along with them. While a very useful item, it has become an obsession for so many. People cannot set them aside even to drive safely. In the cafeterias/ break rooms/ homes/ offices/ lounges/ kitchens and restaurants across the world the cell phones are constantly in use and our family, friends, fellow workers and fellow diners are being ignored. It's a poor habit and quite rude. I, personally, would like to fling every cell phone a very far distance when I see this happening with hopes of its' use being outlawed in many areas. Inconsiderate photos are being taken and distributed all over the net, without permission, and often even without our knowledge. I find their usefulness in no way outweighs the pure annoyances they cause. Am I the only remaining person who feels this way? I have no idea. Just be aware when you have your cell phone in use that you may unwittingly be offending someone who'd love some real attention or conversation with you. Just sayin'. Have a fine day and I hope you receive some genuine interaction with friends and family today and every day. Sending love. ~ Marcia
I've waited a long, long, time to meet a friend like you!
Stop by for coffee, anytime!
I'll be waiting!
MUAH!
Love always, Annette, "That's All!"
During the Depression, Captain Henry's Maxwell House Showboat took
listeners back to happier times of the old South. The show broke ground
for the way it combined fictional characters like Captain Henry with
real life cast members like Annette Hanshaw. Showboat was the most
popular program on radio from 1933-1935 and Annette Hanshaw, a regular
on the program, was America's Sweetheart and the nation's most popular
female singer. The show aired nationwide on NBC affiliates every
Thursday evening.
Annette sings We Just couldn't Say Goodbye for this film which she had
recorded in New York on August 16, 1932 on Banner 32541 and Perfect
12835A of Columbia's Records.
Annette Hanshaw ~ 1933 Film from Maxwell House Showboat-We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye!
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