If you’ve ever been in an orchestra, marching band, or choir you will recognized the universal nature of rehearsal. Enjoy!
[Thank you Trissina Kear for the tip!]
If you’ve ever been in an orchestra, marching band, or choir you will recognized the universal nature of rehearsal. Enjoy!
[Thank you Trissina Kear for the tip!]
After watching this video I have one question. Do you have a hidden talent too? Enjoy the surprising ability of this young lady! She was a student in New Zealand when her mates discovered her unusual talent.
If you liked last week’s Fun Friday with the young “Golden Buzzer” recipient, you will like this one as well. A message to ALL writers out there? Never stop trying to improve your craft. This woman’s story and performance should be an inspiration to us all.
Oh my goodness. This was unexpected. A video of a young 12-year-old ventriloquist…singing. Enjoy!
A fun music video “What if the 1770s collided with the 1970s” The Jackson 5 vs Johann Sebastian Bach. Enjoy your weekend! [Happy Birthday to our piano playing extraordinaire daughter today!]
Does your platform need a boost? If you are a pastor, do you need to become “relevant?” Never fear, Swag Seminary is here! Enjoy the video…wait for the big reveal at the end…
With our daughter getting married late this Summer I couldn’t resist posting this video. (It also happens to be her birthday tomorrow.)
The video where the original marketing plan was discussed. Sometimes it just doesn’t make sense, but it still works! Enjoy Jon Christ’s video channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFq7vUgpjnVRZI-MzSvRZAA
For those of you who love the smell of printed books, here is the chemical composition of what you are enjoying. Book nerds of the world, unite! (Link to the full size PDF is below) Link to full size version: http://www.compoundchem.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Aroma-Chemistry-The-Smell-of-New-Old-Books.pdf Accompanying article is here: http://www.compoundchem.com/2014/06/01/newoldbooksmell/ …
A great video of a good mom training her child on how to read an editorial slush pile: