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lawgrad91 wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:I received an email today from the music director at our church, announcing his resignation. The impression I got from his message is that it's effective immediately. There was no hint of this whatsoever on Wednesday night at choir rehearsal. Pretty stunning.

I smell a scandal avoidance maneuver here. Who'd he sleep with? What drugs did he do?

That's my first thought, too.

Mine too. That or a health issue. Seems like he would've said so if that was the case, though.

Lavabe wrote:

CathyCA wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:I received an email today from the music director at our church, announcing his resignation. The impression I got from his message is that it's effective immediately. There was no hint of this whatsoever on Wednesday night at choir rehearsal. Pretty stunning.

Why did he resign?

Because "You'll Never Walk Alone" was not chosen? ;)

ArkieDukie wrote:And the winner is ...
"In My Own Little Corner" from Cinderella. The choir director wanted to do "You'll Never Walk Alone." No way I'm going to argue that one. Everyone liked my suggestion of "It's a Grand Night for Singing" as a big group opening number.

I like this...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yt0YnVrfzGM
In his own little...pay attention at the 30 sec mark.

They're gonna play this one at MY funeral.

captmojo wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:And the winner is ...
"In My Own Little Corner" from Cinderella. The choir director wanted to do "You'll Never Walk Alone." No way I'm going to argue that one. Everyone liked my suggestion of "It's a Grand Night for Singing" as a big group opening number.

I like this...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yt0YnVrfzGM
In his own little...pay attention at the 30 sec mark.

They're gonna play this one at MY funeral.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:I received an email today from the music director at our church, announcing his resignation. The impression I got from his message is that it's effective immediately. There was no hint of this whatsoever on Wednesday night at choir rehearsal. Pretty stunning.

I smell a scandal avoidance maneuver here. Who'd he sleep with? What drugs did he do?

For those of you who guessed, "Married music director having an affair with married church member," you may step to the head of the class.

ArkieDukie wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:I received an email today from the music director at our church, announcing his resignation. The impression I got from his message is that it's effective immediately. There was no hint of this whatsoever on Wednesday night at choir rehearsal. Pretty stunning.

I smell a scandal avoidance maneuver here. Who'd he sleep with? What drugs did he do?

For those of you who guessed, "Married music director having an affair with married church member," you may step to the head of the class.

I suppose he's not transgendered, then.

My iPod died last night. I've had that thing since 2005. I tried every solution I knew to fix it, including contacting Apple. Apple declined to fix it. I decided that if Apple wouldn't attempt to repair it for me, that it was time to get a new iPod.

I recalled that my Blackberry is ancient (4+ years old).

I also reasoned that a new iPhone is cheaper than a new iPod and a new Blackberry.

Therefore, this afternoon, I became the proud owner of an iPhone. Except for the stupid touch keyboard, I am having so much fun!

CathyCA wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote: For those of you who guessed, "Married music director having an affair with married church member," you may step to the head of the class.

I suppose he's not transgendered, then.

CathyCA wrote:My iPod died last night. I've had that thing since 2005. I tried every solution I knew to fix it, including contacting Apple. Apple declined to fix it. I decided that if Apple wouldn't attempt to repair it for me, that it was time to get a new iPod.

I recalled that my Blackberry is ancient (4+ years old).

I also reasoned that a new iPhone is cheaper than a new iPod and a new Blackberry.

Therefore, this afternoon, I became the proud owner of an iPhone. Except for the stupid touch keyboard, I am having so much fun!

Congrats on the new iPhone!

CathyCA wrote:My iPod died last night. I've had that thing since 2005. I tried every solution I knew to fix it, including contacting Apple. Apple declined to fix it. I decided that if Apple wouldn't attempt to repair it for me, that it was time to get a new iPod.

I recalled that my Blackberry is ancient (4+ years old).

I also reasoned that a new iPhone is cheaper than a new iPod and a new Blackberry.

Therefore, this afternoon, I became the proud owner of an iPhone. Except for the stupid touch keyboard, I am having so much fun!

Yippee! Congratulations!

ArkieDukie wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:I received an email today from the music director at our church, announcing his resignation. The impression I got from his message is that it's effective immediately. There was no hint of this whatsoever on Wednesday night at choir rehearsal. Pretty stunning.

I smell a scandal avoidance maneuver here. Who'd he sleep with? What drugs did he do?

For those of you who guessed, "Married music director having an affair with married church member," you may step to the head of the class.

There is just nothing like the cause of true love, is there?

ArkieDukie wrote:

CathyCA wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:I received an email today from the music director at our church, announcing his resignation. The impression I got from his message is that it's effective immediately. There was no hint of this whatsoever on Wednesday night at choir rehearsal. Pretty stunning.

Why did he resign?

No clue. The letter was very vague.

Is HE pregnant?

CathyCA wrote:My iPod died last night. I've had that thing since 2005. I tried every solution I knew to fix it, including contacting Apple. Apple declined to fix it. I decided that if Apple wouldn't attempt to repair it for me, that it was time to get a new iPod.

I recalled that my Blackberry is ancient (4+ years old).

I also reasoned that a new iPhone is cheaper than a new iPod and a new Blackberry.

Therefore, this afternoon, I became the proud owner of an iPhone. Except for the stupid touch keyboard, I am having so much fun!

I got one for my new job just over a month ago at the $100 upgrade charge. Got a 2nd one on a new Verizon contract also for $100 for my office manager that she will use for about 6 months until the old job/business is phased out and then Joy will get that iPhone. I am quite satisfied so far. The keyboard is a bit "touchy" but I am getting used to it, even with my oversized thumbs . Turn off as many apps as you can when not using them or your daily battery life will be <12 hours. Or, get a second battery.

Two key words: Pandora. Addicting.

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote:My iPod died last night. I've had that thing since 2005. I tried every solution I knew to fix it, including contacting Apple. Apple declined to fix it. I decided that if Apple wouldn't attempt to repair it for me, that it was time to get a new iPod.

I recalled that my Blackberry is ancient (4+ years old).

I also reasoned that a new iPhone is cheaper than a new iPod and a new Blackberry.

Therefore, this afternoon, I became the proud owner of an iPhone. Except for the stupid touch keyboard, I am having so much fun!

I got one for my new job just over a month ago at the $100 upgrade charge. Got a 2nd one on a new Verizon contract also for $100 for my office manager that she will use for about 6 months until the old job/business is phased out and then Joy will get that iPhone. I am quite satisfied so far. The keyboard is a bit "touchy" but I am getting used to it, even with my oversized thumbs . Turn off as many apps as you can when not using them or your daily battery life will be <12 hours. Or, get a second battery.

Two key words: Pandora. Addicting.

Can you replace the battery on an iPhone? I don't think so, but not having one, I'm not positive. Too bad you both couldn't wait until Sept. to get the new iPhone 5 instead of the 4s, although the 4s is a nice machine.

My grandmother passed today, 11 days shy of her 103rd birthday. Ruth Gwendolyn was born Sept. 7, 1909. Finally at rest, eternally at peace.

DevilAlumna wrote:My grandmother passed today, 11 days shy of her 103rd birthday. Ruth Gwendolyn was born Sept. 7, 1909. Finally at rest, eternally at peace.

Thoughts and prayers to you and yours.



















If I counted right, that's 102.

DevilAlumna wrote:My grandmother passed today, 11 days shy of her 103rd birthday. Ruth Gwendolyn was born Sept. 7, 1909. Finally at rest, eternally at peace.

I know that you will miss her. Please accept my condolences, DA.

DevilAlumna wrote:My grandmother passed today, 11 days shy of her 103rd birthday. Ruth Gwendolyn was born Sept. 7, 1909. Finally at rest, eternally at peace.

I'm so sorry for your loss, DA. Sending vibes and prayers to you and your family.

DevilAlumna wrote:My grandmother passed today, 11 days shy of her 103rd birthday. Ruth Gwendolyn was born Sept. 7, 1909. Finally at rest, eternally at peace.

So sorry for your loss, heartfelt sympathites to you and your entire family, and big dose of vibes.

DevilAlumna wrote:My grandmother passed today, 11 days shy of her 103rd birthday. Ruth Gwendolyn was born Sept. 7, 1909. Finally at rest, eternally at peace.

Wow, what an incredibly long life.