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Love It Or Leave It: Music Review 2

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I know a lot of people would see this brother on the streets and think he's up to no good but knowing Reconcile he'd probably be on the corner sharing the Gospel to strangers. lol Ronnie "Reconcile" Lillard is his name. What came to mind after the 20th time I listened to this song was "those who are forgiven much love much". Read the passage below to understand the entire context and meaning of that phrase. Luke 7:36-50 Jesus Anointed by a Sinful Woman 36 Now one of the Pharisees invited Jesus to have dinner with him, so he went to the Pharisee’s house and reclined at the table. 37 When a woman who had lived a sinful life in that town learned that Jesus was eating at the Pharisee’s house, she brought an alabaster jar of perfume, 38 and as she stood behind him at his feet weeping, she began to wet his feet with her tears. Then she wiped them with her hair, kissed them and poured perfume on them. 39 When the Pharisee who had invited him saw this, h...

Love It Or Leave It: Music Review

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I don't know about you but I love free things especially free music. I've found a few free mixtapes that I thought were cool and want to share with you all. I love it all so no need for the instructions this time. Yay my first music review in the LoVeIt Or LeaveIt series. Fruit Cocktail B3AR FRUIT: Various Artist "A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, and a bad tree cannot bear good fruit." Matthew 7:18 Kind of old but if I didn't know about this until now I'm sure someone else doesn't know about this either. This mixtape features only a few people I know but the music is inspirational, educational, encouraging and you get introduced to several different artist. The whole album has a kind of jazzy 90s feel to it. My favorite song: Gentleness by Trip Lee, I like how he personifies Gentleness and the flow of his verses. Release Date: November 2010 You can find it here: http://b3arfruit.bandcamp.com/ PSA PRo The Mixtape "I don...

Big Bang Twilight Style

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A lil something for my k-pop readers. For my non K-pop readers G-dragon's on the left while T.O.P is on the right. Who else thinks they are changing T.O.P into a vampire? lol He rocks it well but he was looking like Dracula in the Knock Out vid. Big Bang Twilight style. LOL  (Yes I know I put in two G-dragons.) I expect G-dragon's look to be outrageous but not Tabi. I don't know but what's up with G-dragon, though. I guess he wants to be black or something. I rarely see people who have straight hair give themselves an afro. Maybe that's it. He just wants to stand out. lol But I love Big Bang oddness and all. Tempress :D

Love It Or Leave It: Film Reviews 2

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This is my second installation of this series and as you can tell it's again film reviews. I hope you enjoy. Instead of using stars to rate I give ♥ (hearts) meaning I love it and to represent leave it I chose this symbol: ☞ (pointing hand). I hope you enjoy this blog and this segment. Julie & Julia    This 2009 film is based on two different but true stories about food, love, and ambition. It's a lovely film in which I found myself identifying with both Julie and Julia throughout most of the film sans the husband but replacing him with my supportive family.     A woman sets out to do every recipe in Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" as Julia becomes the famous woman she's known to be. The audience takes a trip through time through Julie with Julia. ("We laughed, we cried, it moved me Bob."- Larry the Cucumber. lol sorry) They did a great job in combining two different times, places and stories into one film, it flowed sea...

Love It Or Leave It: Film Reviews

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"Love it or Leave it" is a new review segment I'm starting on here. Today it's about films the next could be about albums, clothes or anything. Instead of using stars to rate I give ♥ (hearts) meaning I love it and to represent leave it I chose this symbol: ☞ (pointing hand). I hope you enjoy this blog and this segment. Hopefully I'll be back with more. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader I really loved it even though I was going deaf in the theater. They need to work on the sound level.  Spoiler Alert (I gave up on this one) Sticking to the Christian theme of the Chronicles of Narnia books fighting temptations was one of the main themes in this film. Edmund Pevensie's temptation was one of wanting to be respected as a man and king in charge and not subjected to anyone. We've all been there so that was a very good way to relate his character to the audience.  Lucy Pevensie wants to be beautiful - as beautiful as her sister, Su...