Don't Let 'Em Steal

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Sometimes everyday things stick out and leave an impression. Daily I see things on the road as I drive. Here is one of those things most people drive by everyday without notice but one day I noticed and it became for me a bit of inspiration.

It was really nice to have a phone call from a friend this evening while I was editing. He reminded me and encouraged me to go after my dream. It was a real encouragement. I am thankful to the Lord for him and the words he spoke tonight. What is my dream you may ask. Maybe I'll tell you more about it one day. It would be neat to hear about your dream. What is it or are they? Make a video, write a comment, drop an email.... share your dream. Listen to this for a bit of somewhat silly inspiration.

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(The facial hair is still on in this clip. I still have much video to show from before my shave. I think I said you'd see it again. At least for a while.)

Happy Birthday Mom I Love You.

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This is a video I made for my mom for her birthday. I love my mom. I have been impressed by the love and mercy she has shown in my family. I am proud to call her mom.
Mom is an Elvis fan but wasn't a fan of my goatee. (You'll see more of my goatee I promise.)
PS don't ask what I did with the money for the singing lessons.....you don't wanna know.
If you'd like to find out more about the music used in this video. "My Way" can be purchased through itunes here. And for more about Waterdeep and Don Chaffer check out this link here.

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Issumagijaujungnainermik

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Sometimes I struggle to think of the images that can compliment my thoughts and my feelings. I want to show you but.....I don't really know what it looks like or maybe, better yet, how to make it look on video like I see it in my mind. Sometimes I am more comfortable with words. With music. With other people's well spoken ideas.

We live in a world full of people (i know.... thank you cpt obvious)and as we interact we sometimes offend. Recently I have asked forgiveness of people I offended. This video expresses some of the thoughts and feelings that followed being forgiven and forgiving.

In this video I am strummin the guitar to the tune of "How You Forgive Me" by Ben Pasley. You can find the lyrics to that song here and more from EWC here.

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What I do instead of edit video.

So instead of editing I have found a bunch of other things to take up my time ie doing silly stuff like this mohawk. I want to get video posted. I want to share. I want you to watch. I really do. I will post soon not cause I have to but cause I want to. Thank you all for sharing with me. I have been watching you and am getting better on commenting since I know how encouraging it can be. I really enjoy this community. I enjoy participating and communicating. I enjoy connecting. You all enjoy it too. It is evident. You work hard to get vids posted. To share you thoughts, your ideas, your hard work, your lives. Thanks again.
Lately I have been mostly being lazy but have done some stuff. I am caught up on every episode of lost to date (itunes is a curse and a blessing). I have joined 3 videoblog groups on yahoo.....boy do they generate a lot of mail. I have helped at least 2 others get blogs going and have gotten one fine young fellow to host some of his video on blip and get it up on his Xanga. I am really excited about that. I have enjoyed participating in the video blogging video conferences on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The conferences are great fun and can be pretty informative. Save the time and join in on the conversation and community. I have been working a tiny bit on a new blog/vlog that will showcase vids and vlogs and other things that I am watching. That site is called whatchawatchin. I've been learning about firefox, gmail, trillian embedding video, and looking into the possibility of a small amount of advertising especially for my other newer site. In the mean while I work my 40 or so hours a week driving truck. I also continue on my journey of finding a church home and connecting with that community.