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Posted by Dr Rich on 09-10-2002 at15:28:

 

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Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul It makes me cry....

AF makes me cry

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Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 09-10-2002 at15:30:

 

I like "do real men cry" on the AC release...

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Posted by Dr Rich on 09-10-2002 at15:32:

 

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Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul I like "do real men cry" on the AC release...

I don't care for "Do big boys cry" that much from DG

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Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 09-10-2002 at16:10:

 

I just hit 700 - that makes me cry

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Posted by Dr Rich on 09-10-2002 at16:11:

 

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Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul I just hit 700 - that makes me cry

3900 soon!
I may cry at 4000

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Posted by arcticsunburn on 09-10-2002 at16:55:

 

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Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul I like "do real men cry" on the AC release... I don't care for "Do big boys cry" that much from DG

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Posted by wes berlin on 09-10-2002 at17:16:

 

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Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul AF and I or both good - but where's the passion?

"i wonder where the joy went, turn this off...turn this off"

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Posted by wes berlin on 09-10-2002 at17:20:

 

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Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul It makes me cry.... AF makes me cry

"little, big" will do the trick...heck, a lot of terry's stuff will do the trick...

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Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 09-10-2002 at17:37:

 

Terry is the king

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Posted by Theo on 09-10-2002 at17:39:

  KI vs AF

K&I is, for me, the best. It was into the K&I world that Andrew was born and from the beginning it ministered to me. It is exactly why we asked for TST to come and minister over Andrew in his last days.

Terry brought with him, to the hospital, a few CDs for Andrew. One was AF. Andrew fell in love with it. He got to spend a few days at home before going back into the hospital for the final stretch. He sang "Piehole" at the top of his lungs, especially when my wife or his girl friend were about. I found him weeping before the stereo in his wheelchair as he listened to "Took her in the afternoon."
It made him think of his late Grandma Lindy and late CF pal he'd grown up with, Jennifer. He knew he'd see them soon.

None-the-less, for both of us, the all time single was "Soon". Even little Ethan (3) belts it out today like a trumpet blast.

There is so much TST and it hits such a multitude of our live dramas--there must be something for everybody. I think... (and yes, we ought to think)

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Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 09-10-2002 at17:40:

 

Thanks, Theo - man - you sure do keep us thinking.....

Soon is my favorite DA song.

It's just beautiful.

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Posted by Mark on 09-10-2002 at18:00:

 

Thanks for sharing Theo.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 09-10-2002 at21:58:

 

I just read C.S. Lewis--A Grief Observed and it reminded me so much of Knowledge and Innocence. What a wonderful book!

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Posted by arcticsunburn on 09-11-2002 at00:29:

 

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Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul Thanks, Theo - man - you sure do keep us thinking..... Soon is my favorite DA song. It's just beautiful.

My current favorite is Home Permanent. It reminds me of my dad and also that he's "home permanently."

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Posted by Gamgee on 09-11-2002 at10:04:

 

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Originally posted by dorfsmith I just read C.S. Lewis--A Grief Observed and it reminded me so much of Knowledge and Innocence. What a wonderful book!

It's an amazing book... the honesty of it is incredible. The first parts of the book are so painful that they are hard to read, but the peace that comes at the end is beautiful. It is, I think, one of Lewis' best books.

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Posted by jc on 09-11-2002 at10:13:

  theo

man- no wonder you're a writer.
thx
and true
On another post today I called Terry
The Poet
perhaps thats about the best name for the guy we admire.
Jiminy

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Posted by Dr Rich on 09-12-2002 at16:12:

 

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Originally posted by Theo Terry brought with him, to the hospital, a few CDs for Andrew. One was AF. Andrew fell in love with it. He got to spend a few days at home before going back into the hospital for the final stretch. He sang "Piehole" at the top of his lungs, especially when my wife or his girl friend were about. I found him weeping before the stereo in his wheelchair as he listened to "Took her in the afternoon." It made him think of his late Grandma Lindy and late CF pal he'd grown up with, Jennifer. He knew he'd see them soon.

That CD makes me cry

Thanks Theo.
Thank you.