I saw this on the blogs of a couple people I read Nine Moons and Fence so I thought I would try it. I don’t have an Ipod or Zen so these are the first lines from songs on the first 25 Cd’s in my CD wallet. Try to guess what song they they are without google or a lyrics site. If you get more than ten I will send you a t-shirt from where I work, The Title Wave Used Bookstore. I will add pictures of the shirt choices on Monday.
1. Tried to ammend My Carnivorous Habits
2. I used to be a renegade
3. I get up and nothing gets me down
4. Once there was a way to get back homeward
5. Well, I built me a raft and she’s ready for floatin
6. I want the people to know that he saved my soul
7. As the snow flies on a cold and gray Chicago morning
8. You show us everything you’ve got
9. I waited patiently for the Lord
10. I, I love the colorful clothes she wears
11. Well, a man comes on the six o’clock news
12. Plowin these fields in the hot summer sun
13. In the stars his handiwork I see
14. They like to get you in a compromising position
15. I’ll be your roundabout
16. Is this the real life
17. Well we got no choice, all the boys and girls
18. If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me
19. Six o’clock on Friday evening
20. Well there’s always been groups of people who couldn’t see eye to eye
21. Take me out to the ball (spoken)
22. Old Man Wrigley lived in that white house down the street
23. So you wanna go back to Egypt where it’s warm and secure
24. back stroke lover always hidin’ ‘neath the covers
25. Welcome to the jungle
Hey I just wondered if those of you reading this could help me find a trio of old friends. I am looking for two friends from high school and an exchange student from Japan who lived with us for a year.
1.Pat Vann Pat and I went to the same church youth group in high school and then he moved away and we lost touch.
2. Nancy Moshofsky We were good friends in high school and unfortunately we lost touch. Last I knew I think she lived in San Francisco.
3.Maki Sano Maki, or Katie, as we called her the year she was with us was an exchange student from Fujinomyia. We grew very attached and the four of us have never forgotten her and we would love to hear from her again.
If you know any of these people please leave a comment for me. Thanks for your help.
Some Survived, An Epic Account of Japanese Captivity During World War II by Manny Lawton
A straight forward account of the defense of the Phillipines, the Baatan Death March, captivity in Japanese prison camp and travel on the Japanese hell ships. I started to read it, but is written like a report to the higher echelons. I could not finish it, because of the way it was written.
On Deck; Sacred Parenting by Gary Thomas
Known as B.O.O.K.
B.O.O.K. is a revolutionary breakthrough in technology; no wires, no electric circuits, no batteries, nothing to be connected or switched on. It’s so easy to use even a child can operate it. Just lift it’s cover! Compact and portable, it can be used anywhere, anytime-even sitting in a chair by the fire-yet it is powerful enough to hold as much information as a CD-ROM disc.
Each B.O.O.K. is contstructed of sequentially numbered sheets of recyclable paper, each capable of holding thousands of bits of information.
To be continued
Date: September 15
Location: Holly & Alfred’s
Moderator: Rod
Title:Palace of Laughter
Author: Jon Berkeley
Date: November 10
Location: Peter & Leslie’s
Moderator: Rod
Title:God’s Politics, Why The Right Gets it Wrong and The Left Doesn’t Get It
Author: Jim Wallis
Date: January 12, 2008
Location: Rex & Val’s
Moderator: Leslie
Title: The Memory Keeper’s Daughter
Author: Kim Edwards
