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  John Richeson April 6, 2009 at 4:56pm

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  John Richeson April 6, 2009 at 4:55pm

  
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  John Richeson April 6, 2009 at 4:48pm

  What a great song. Never heard it before. Love it!
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  Glenda Sue Morris April 6, 2009 at 9:37am

  Dearest Darling David - Okay! When I get in the mood again to mess with this photo stuff, I'll call. I'd rather you teach me in person though. How's your event coming along with your daughter? Still heading south? xoxoxox Glenda Sue Hey! You never sent me your music. I sent you mine. Your turn.
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  Davis Crowell April 3, 2009 at 3:31am

  #2 song & # 3, Timothy B.Schmitt ...Don Hendley...just saw "The Eagles" last Thursday night, they did those 2 songs I took my 16 year old daughter...she said it was amazing!
  
  There were very few people under the age of 40...I actually saw some people in wheelchairs. They left the stage after playing for 3 hours...they came back and ended the show with "Take it Easy" and "Desparado"...made for a sweet evening with my 16 year old.
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  Judi Ackerson April 3, 2009 at 2:05am

  Finally, I've been in CE real estate classes in DE for days. It's a two hour ride (each way) and I had plenty of time to pray. I realized you don't really know my back round because a biker bar would not phase me in the least. As a young teen I had a Honda 50 and use to ride in the meadow lands in NJ. We called it dirt bike riding, it was a lot of fun. It wasn't legal but no one really cared. We were suppose to walk the bike when we hit the streets but rarely did. The cops would just tells us to walk it home if we got caught. My mother and two of me sisters had their motorcycle license. My sisters had these jean vests with patches. I recall the group of girls even were named. Bikers where I grew up would hang at the park in Lyndhurst, NJ. They were normal kind of guys. We'd get rides and it was just apart of life.
  Now the partying and the drugs were not exclusive to bikers, but that's another topic. So, what I would say is God loves bikers too:)
  Did you say the benefit is on April 25th? Maybe I'll stop in....just kidding. What kind of t- shirt are you doing? I'd like to get one but the market has been slow so I must conserve. I have not put the time in this winter but I will now. Leigha, my 15 year old daughter is in 9th grade and we work together homeschooling. It keeps me busy.
  Thanks again for keeping me posted. Have a great day or afternoon or night, depending when you read this. See ya
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  Judi Ackerson March 29, 2009 at 11:41am

  Hi David- hope things are going good for you...any news about Shannon? Bless you
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  Kevin Nye March 24, 2009 at 5:10pm

  Well David, I saw your mention of trying to get me on Chat about fifty minutes too late. Sorry mah Bruthah. Missed the rev. But I do look fwd to talking/chatting to/with you some time in the near future....
  
  And hey, this is where I live...
  
  http://www.juneaumensproject.com/Bravo%20Pictures/PatCostello.htm
  
  You must come up some time, drink some fine Alaskan Pale Ale with me:
  
  http://www.alaskanbeer.com/
  
  Shannon likes beer too!
  
  Kevin
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  Judi Ackerson March 24, 2009 at 4:09am

  I was able to send the card to Shannon & Brandy. Thanks for the update and I'm still praying. I'll continue until he's out of the woods.
  God bless & Love you,
  Judi
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  Billy Britt March 22, 2009 at 1:21am

  Hey, David, you wonderful madman, I am currently keeping my blog private for those who are on my list of friends. It seems there are those who take great offense at my writing. Therefore in an attempt to avoid enmity among the brethren I have chosen this route.
  So, if you are interested in the raving of a lunatic just add me to friends. While this may sully your reputation it can be a bit of fun. Ever get down Alabama way?
  Best,
  B