Kippy

Elvis pre-1960!

Thank you very much...

Kipp

In direct answer to your question, yes...but only in the Roman Catholic Church!

Kipp

Nope-- my Midwestern sensibilities/coordination prevent such activity!

Kipp

Check out this skilled cutie fisherman who has a perfect bod!

http://www.foxnews.com/great-outdoors/2018/05/10/shark-wrangler-catches-12-foot-hammerhead-off-florida-beach-gets-more-attention-for-his-abs.html

Will was almost bald on top...where is this new crop of hair coming from?

Kipp

It's all a question of shelf life--when life no longer seems doable and options are few I hope death comes quickly. My interactions with folks in their 90's is that it's time to go; their friends are gone and the focus just isn't there.

Peace,

Kipp

Just a snap and you're done!

Peace,

Kipp

It's a truly wonderful series. Most poignant are the narrations at the beginning and ending of each show that are the supposed diary readings of one of the nurses. They are able to tackle some of the most serious themes and yet always put a wonderful humanist and positive spin on whatever happens.

Nonnatus,

Kipp

Add to it "my truth"... we live in an age of euphemisms!

"These ones" or "Those ones". Grammatically redundant and incorrect but used often by those under 30 who missed 5th grade English class!

Client self-defense-- it's a good thing! Glad it ended well and I suspect he may rethink his "marketing plan".

Kipp

Raven, I'm quite the liberal and lean to the conservative approach only in so far as it is practical and radical. The iconoclasm of Trump et al provides the fresh air and blood to tear down those age old mothbolled institutions. It's a bit like Vatican II rattling the cage of the Church in the 60's--much of the agrandized structure and political correctness needed to be swept away. Just like the old Democat/Repulican ethos in America, much of it is no longer necessary and needs to go.

Kipp

Do any of the Kennedy's still live on the family compound at Hyannis Port?

Kipp

He was the voice I started my mornings with for many years! I think he could have announced the end of the world and I wouldn't have panicked! These lifelong legends always inspire me and it is truly sad to see them go.

Kipp

Steve Kornacki -

 

OK. Not traditionally good-looking you MFs but there is enough to work with. Having watched him on MSNBC now for years (who knew there were that many shades of khaki) he would need a total makeover. Just throw away the glasses. And he is just geeky enough that he might love me. So that ain't so bad. And please do not write and let me know he has a boyfriend or is married or whatever. I do not want to know.

 

 

http://i2.wp.com/www.celebhubs.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Steve-Kornacki-Bio-Boyfriend-Married-and-Gay.jpg?w=336

I love Steve Kornacki!! He brings a sense of gravitas and fairness that is usually found lacking at MSNBC!

Kipp

Chaos ensues...

Kipp

Next they will be after my lube!

Kipp

What scares me is Trump openly calling for the death penalty for drug dealers. If that becomes more acceptable-I count upon dems to jump and approve it like they did SESTA/FOSTA- will we be heading to middle east style lives?

Strange enough, in many politically correct circles "...heading to middle east style lives?" would be considered a good thing!

Saints preserve us...

Kipp

The beard is a big yuck!

“...thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me.”

 

The new ministry an use existing Bibical writings like the above. :)

or

"Oh that I might drink fully of the milk of thy comfort!"

Kipp

Where is St. de Blasio when we need him and his bully pulpit?

Peace,

Kipp

While I loved the songs back in the day (one of my first LP's was the highlights of JC Superstar) for the most part it was nails on a chalk board. Alice Cooper was great but John Legend looked like he was on Lithium!

Kipp

"Call the Midwife" has the ability to present all at once the state of the Poplar neighborhood and the shipyard community from 1955-65. It's reached the point now where there are marginal changes in society and the neighborhood and the Anglican Church will change with it. The delicate portrayal (and exploration) of human relationships is really well done. The service of the Church and the Sisters to this impoverished community was value beyond compare. It's usually what happens-- the Church comes in and establishes apostolates that no one else wants to do. Eventually they grow and are taken over by the state or other groups and the Church moves on.

Kipp

Only if he makes me rise again...

Kipp

Of course!