A little white house
It’s everything we dreamed about
I wanted you to know
I’m hanging up my ego

(OLP)

So, a few people have told me, “You know, you should really sell your photos.” And I say, “Yeah, whatever.” But I figure I’ll put those people to the test in attempt to prove them wrong that nobody would actually pay money for this stuff!

I’m going to sell some of my photography. I’ll frame it for you, whatever matting you want, frame color and size you want, whatever. You just pick something out of my gallery (Gallery One or Gallery Two), I’ll fix it up for you and ship it out. The price will depend on what you want for size, framing & matting, but the photo itself will cost you $25. Not a bad deal. We want to start saving for our trip to Scotland next year and you get a halfway decent piece of art.

Below are a few examples. Think, Christmas is coming up…what better to give than a unique gift? ::Wink, wink::

Email me if you want to get in touch…

Finally, we uploaded all of our Scotland pictures. Click on the one below to see them all.

Has anyone ever told you that you look like someone famous? The first time it happened to me, I was in a Barnes & Noble & someone said I looked like Elisabeth Shue. A couple years later, some ladies I worked with said I resembled Melissa Joan Hart. No complaints on either, as both of them are quite pretty.

Last weekend, our teaching pastor at church taught a message called “Spitting Image” and talked about a website, MyHeritage.com. On MyHeritage.com, you can upload a picture of yourself and it scans it for facial feature and gives you a few celebrities who share similar traits. I decided to go and try it for myself. Here are a few people I ended up with after submitting two photos.

Anne Hathaway

Madeleine Stowe

Vivien Leigh

Now, not only does this software match you with your gender, but it also pulls similarities from the other gender as well…I found the following matches a little disturbing:

Larry King

Eddie Murphy

Steven Soderbergh

Wow.

You should try it. It’s super quick, totally free & completely hilarious! I’d love to hear who you end up looking like. Just go to MyHeritage.com and follow the instructions!

Cheers!

Between 4pm & 11pm, I spent close to 5 hours in my car driving (two, 2.5 hour trips to visit my husband who’s away working at a children’s camp). On the drive down, I finished the U2 cd I was listening to then station-surfed for a while. I heard some old 90s stuff, and then listened to the City of Angels soundtrack. On the way back, found a public station with some VERY old (circa 40s) country music and finished off the trip with the Dallas Symphony performing a variety of latin pieces, conducted by German Gutierrez. A very well-rounded musical journey indeed.

Every morning, Charlie Parker wakes me up at 6am. He once said:

Music is your own experience, your thoughts, your wisdom. If you don’t live it, it won’t come out of your horn. ~Charlie Parker.

What are you listening to at the moment?

First of all, the radio show I was on last Sunday (Power Talk on PowerFM here in DFW) speaking on women & porn addiction is posted. You can listen to it by clicking here.

Moving on…Last night, Chris and I got to volunteer at the Livin It Skate Demo put on by Lake Pointe’s Skate Church. I’d guess there was a good 600 or so people of all ages - from little kids to a 70-something pastor I met. The skating was phenomenal (and I know NOTHING about skating).

They did a gospel presentation at the end of the demo, and I was able to talk to a girl named Sky who accepted Christ. Sky’s in foster care until her 18th birthday, which is Tuesday. After she turns 18, she doesn’t know what she’s going to do. I’ve talked to a guy on staff who helps resource people in her situation and he helped me get some things started for her. Please pray for her, if you have a chance. She’s terrified, depressed & lonely. Please pray God will surround her with people who will help her see her purpose in life.

If you want to see more pictures from this event, click on the guy below. I asked him to show off for me so I could get some cool shots. He did a marvelous job.