I made him an offer he couldn't refuse

kinda cool, today Ariel and I met a "mobster" while in service. ariel noticed two lincons and a cadallac in the driveway. then a man answered with an italian medalion around his neck, and accent. well, for ariel and i it was the height of the day. we choose to believe it really is a mobster. I gave him a tract, and he couldn't refuse.

Charlie Chaplin- Table Ballet

It's funny! Gotta love Charlie Chaplin

I did it

ok, it's not the song I wanted, but this is still one of my favorites. I'm just proud of myself b/c I did it all by myself. If you can't understand what I'm talking about, turn up the volume and listen...background music.

Weekend in Boston

The guy here is Joey, the "Swing Dancer"

I don't think the actual picture will show on the blog, but click on the file, and a media player should come up. I added my fav. song to it, trying to be spiffy...but it's really more geeky. oh well. check it out just the same. also, might only play if you have Windows (sorry Nick).

Prince of Persia

So, Bro.Morales gave that wonderful slide presentation of his trip to Prague for the "Deliverance at Hand!" Convention. Remember he mentioned one of the brothers of the Governing Body said something interesting about angels. Not everyone was able to hear the story after the meeting, so here it is for those still wondering:

Daniel 10:12-14, A messenger angel was sent to Daniel, however the "Prince of Persia", a demon, held the messenger back from Daniel. This demon was apparently once either a Cherub or Seraph angel, and was more powerful than the messenger angel, hence Michael was called to help. The interesting part is that this demon "Prince of Persia" may be responsible for all the trouble Jehovah's Witnesses have in the parts of Europe today.

This makes you wonder whether there are specific demons that have been assigned to other parts of the world as well, maybe where we live. What a hold Satan has on this world! Where would we be without Jehovah?

(If anyone does any further research, please share your findings!)