Be Blessed

Bishop Paul S. Morton - Be Blessed



Be Blessed my brother, Be blessed my sister, be blessed wherever this life leads you, let me encourage you, let me speak life to you, You can depend on God to see you through, You can depend on me to pray for you

-You might be hurting, you might be crying, you might be worrying and frustrated to, let me encourage you let me speak life to you you can can depend on God to see you through, you can depend on me to pray for you

-Pray im gonna keep on prayin, Pray im gonna keep on prayin for you, Pray im gonna keep on prayin, Pray im gonna keep on prayin for you you can depend on God to see you thru, you can depend on me to pray for you

Bridge: I see you in the future. and you look better, I see you walking in favor and prosperity too, let me encourage you, let me speak life to you, you can depend on God to see you through, you can depend on me to pray for you

-I pray for you, you pray for me, and watch God change things, Repeat 1x

-I pray for you, you pray for me and watch God change things Repeat 6x

What’s on my Night Stand/iPod

It’s been awhile since I last reviewed the books that I have either been reading or listening, or in some cases both. Here is a quick recap:

Book: Duma Key: A Novel

• ISBN: 1416552510
• Author: Stephen King
• Rating: 5 Stilettos
• Review: He’s back! Yes the Stephen King that was worth the long wait in line at the book stores just to get a first edition hardback copy is alive and well. I was kind of worried about my old pal Stephen because his last couple of books were both duds. I listened to the audio version of Duma Key in my car, and I couldn’t wait to get it the car each day to continue the story. He was a really good listen.
  
  Listen to Stephen King talk about Duma Key

Book: The 4-Hour Work Week

• ISBN: 0307353133
• Author: Timothy Ferriss
• Rating: 4 Stilettos
• Review: I first listened to this book on audio, and thought it was interesting enough to purchase a hardcopy of the book. You have to take the advise with a grain of salt, but there really were some great resources given, that I needed to see in print (or else I would have to keep rewinding so I could write everything down.)

Book: Magic Street

• ISBN: 0345416902
• Author: Orson Scott Card
• Rating: 1 old beat up tennis shoe
• Review: I purchased this book when it was first released back in 2005. Being an Orson Scott Card fan, I couldn’t wait to read his new book. I found it really interesting that this book took place in an African American neighborhood. Why the book had a few interesting parts, it wasn’t enough to keep my interest so I put the book down (for a couple of years.) I subscribe to http://www.audible.com/ , and as a legacy member I get two audio book downloads each month. One month I was having a hard time finding two books, so I said what the hell, let me try Magic Street on audio. I normally can listen to anything while driving. The results were the same. I got a little further, but decided it really was worth my time. This was disappointing to me, because I loved all of the books in the Ender series. I guess this was Mr. Card’s “experimental” writing. As my friend Trisha says he needs to continue to “write what you know.”

Book: The New Earth

• ISBN: 0452289963
• Author: Eckhart Tolle
• Rating: Barefoot (Unrated)
• Review: This is still a work in progress. I purchased this book in paperback and downloaded the audio version from http://www.audible.com/. The original plan was my friend Wanda and I were going to go through the Oprah on-line class. Well, life happened. I got through the first chapter/class and my husband became ill. All of my energies focused on his healing so I got off-track. Well, he is doing better now, and my plan is to pick up where I left off. Luckily, Oprah has the classes available for download, so I will still be able to go through the classes as I read through the book.
  
  

Total Recall 2070

Somehow or another there actually was a sci-fi television series that slipped by me. Total Recall 2070 is very loosely based on two works by the author Philip K. Dick: his short story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale," which was adapted into the film Total Recall, and his novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, which was adapted into the film Blade Runner,

There are 22 episodes on hulu.com, if you are a sci-fi fan, you should check it out!