This morning, my iPod played this song for me. My iPod has been playing this for me quite frequently. Weird considering it's on 'shuffle'. For some reason, my iPod likes this song. For some reason, I like this song. I have a special affinity for songs that reference Jesus and the Bible written by people who don't profess to be Christians (another great one is Dave Matthews' "A Christmas Song"). It's always interesting to see these figures from a secular point of view. I googled the lyrics this morning, because Alanis is Canadian :-p Some of the most important words were not what I previously thought they were. And now I like it even more. Disclaimer: I don't pretend to understand this song completely (especially the origin of the title), but I really like that it makes me think. Any intuitive comments about the meaning of this song will be rewarded with great awe. Side note: all the "90's" references, I think, are meant to convey ...
the crossroads of Enmity and Endearment
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Actually, those are WONDERFUL pics of two really cute kids. Nicely done...
We needed help with our Christmas pictures. With five kids (three teens and one more will turn 13 in next month) we looked more like an angry mob than a happy family (Try getting five kids to smile at the same time :).
Good job!
If you haven't already acquired my birthday present, ;) , I'd like to be able to frame the 8x10 prints of these that you gave us for Christmas. Ya know, just saying and all.
how about...the top 10 reasons not to update my blog..
if you'd like to tag me with a more reasonable meme (yes, that is a trick request), I would be happy to oblige. However, I consider memes as an inferior form of blogorrhea. They're more like blog-aches. I think you know what I mean.
the day you went away..
I'm hoping for my mirth's sake,
you'll come back again..
oh baby, it's a blog-ache,
too too much for this dog to take,
the tears are soggin' up my corn-flakes..
that's what I get...
for reading you....