Can you ever get enough of "Sleigh Ride?" Here is another rendition. I
believe this woman has performed in every church talent show I've ever
played. In this musical offering she gives her all. Good for her.
http://youtu.be/5xI1uPeAi_Q
How
about those rabid, foaming at the mouth people in the mall protesting
to "Keep Christ in Christmas" or, to take Him out? The war on
Christmas. Even when people write "Xmas," they are keeping Christ in
Christmas because the first letter in the Greek word for 'Christ' is
'chi,' and the Greek letter 'chi' is represented by a symbol similar to
the letter 'X' in the modern Roman alphabet. Hence "Xmas" is indeed
perfectly legitimate abbreviation for the word "Christmas." And those
"Happy Holiday" people, the word comes from Old English hāligdæg, from
hālig holy + dæg day. "Holiday" means "Holy Day" so they are still
wishing you a holy day. These are just very old artifacts of different
languages and if anyone wants to get religion out of their language,
good luck with that.
These attempts at non-denominational holiday
tidings come as younger Americans seem to be shrugging their shoulders
at going to church, at organized religion and hypocritical
philosophies. But, you know, like, I mean, I resonate with them for I
am sick and tired of every week when Thursday comes around; There are
people who want to take Thor out of Thursday because it might offend
someone. Well, how about all of the pagans? What out offending them
because you are taking Thor out of Thursday? Thursday is "Thor's" -
day! If you aren't recognizing Thor then who are you recognizing?
Thursday is recognizing the Son of Odin! Thursday is one of the few
days left that we can recognize Thor! Leave that day alone and tell
everyone "Blithe Thor's day," not "Happy Thursday."
If you find yourself surfing the net and are in the market for a new car, check out this commercial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLIkjWFNAKI
-Malcolm.
nuqDaq 'oH puchpa''e'
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