Now you see it...

I could swear I just saw an Isuzu Rodeo cross through the intersection...

Or maybe not.

OK, maybe there's hope

Just when you thought all Texas colleges were about football:

My best friend got his undergraduate at UD.  Despite my having been a National Merit Semi-Finalist, with a subsequent 1420 SAT, my, uh, study habits and actual grades sort of prevented my getting a Fulbright Scholarship.

Maybe I should have tried for a Nightlight Scholarship...

Thing, thing a thong

Either I'm getting old, or the world's getting weirder...

What the what?!

Not Chicago...

I like the sparse orchestration, but Cetera doesn't seem to have the vocal power from before, and his phrasings seem choppy:



After All, I'm just looking for One Good Woman.

Dang, I'm feelin' kinda awkward here, this post is so '80s.  I gotta charge the flux capacitor and nose the DeLorean back to the '70s!

Wait...that was an '80s reference, too. 

Ugh!

Possible, not necessarily easy

F-SERIES: Part 3 - Forgiving Others (Part 2) from Keystone Church on Vimeo.

Why hurry?

A few posts back, I announced intentions to purchase a dee-luxe shiny gold engagement ring, just in case I meet "the one" and need to be prepared to close the deal quickly.

Well, I'm not sure now that that's really necessary.  Apparently a 97 year-old geezer in Taxachusetts has been married to the wife of his youth¹ for 65 years, and is just now getting around to giving her an engagement ring.

So, I guess no need to rush.



¹ Proverbs 5:18

More Chicago

More of a good thing...



Jason Scheff does a great job with the formerly Peter Cetera lead vocals.  Thankfully, Bill Champlin (at the organ) doesn't do vocals here (and is no longer with the group) - the clips I've seen of him on vocals on other songs, he seems like some kind of lounge singer.