_{Late? perhaps but always here to share Alain,}

_{thanks buddy for love my friend!} 

_{God_bless you :)}

Well Kathleen, If you are south of me at all you are snow free while we are still waiting for spring to truly appear...it is finally though trying to overcome all the snow!   We must love winter up here that's all I can say!  Hey I was from Flint originally, but my heart still in the south and God willing I'm going to make it back to Tennesse...very pretty place and warm!  You want to go?  I do have half my family talked into it!  ha ha.  Now to make it happen...I have to wait until I get through school and when I do get a degree that will make it possible...somebody else can live here and shovel the snow off the roof in the winter!..and out of the driveway, and away from the mailbox, and off the car, and off the sidewalk..ha ha!  It is pretty at Christmas though....and that's the only time I will miss the snow! 

Thanks Lanell for another Pretty..."Kim"....so pretty!   Stylish and sophisticated like you!   Kim

I did enjoy the video Alain...listened to it last night and it took me back to an earlier time of ministry in younger days....when very high in God and filled with such a wondrous joy in time of ministry....a little blessing it was....I used to see and hear alot of Quartet singing in little old country churches down south that made even a young person fly in heavenly places....and the video took me back....indeed you do have a way of blessing people,  Kim

Mr Tom,  What a fire you are...bizzy....like fire ball...spreading life around to other people!  Behind that big smile of yours loads of life energy and passion to run and you do run...consistently, and ignite people along the way...always uplifting to see you and hear your words,  Kim

Hi Kim,

The snow in GR actually melted early this year, we've been snow-free for about 3 weeks.  But have the usual roller-coaster cold-warm-cold-warm and wind!!!

I'd like to see something farther south, maybe KY or TN or maybe even MS or AL.

I'm originally from the Philly area, which has more warmth and humidity most of the time, and just light snow or maybe the occasional large amount once a year.  I'd really like to retire in New Jersey, like right now, immediate retirement...it's nice there, not too hot, not too cold, rarely gets hit by hurricanes, but it's wall to wall people.  NJ is the most densely populated state, there's the FYI of today!!