Kevin Anthony

I love the peanut sauce used in Thai cooking, and the fact that there are such a variety of ways to prepare this cultural cuisine, meat, fish, chicken, or vegetarian, and their all delicious when prepared right!

If one hasn't seen a movie, it is not wise to say how good, or how bad it is, right? See it, then make judgment calls, or don't see it, and assume, which is not wise. March 28th. Can't wait.

There's an interactive page on the official website where you can navigate the various decks on the ark (mammalian, reptile, aviary), it's so cool! The visualizations alone could drive me to see this, but Russell Crowe and Sir Anthony Hopkins seal the deal.

I loved it the moment the faux tract was revealed. This humor is right up my alley because it's true. An illustration I've heard over the years ended with, "and the two brothers that despised each other before Armageddon looked in astonishment at each other and exclaimed at the same time, what are you doing here"? I hope that happens a lot, then the road to perfection may be shared by many who weren't supposed to be their in the minds of some, but not the most important minds, that of Jehovah and His Son!

I know, got ya!

Personally I feel the more resurrected at Christ's discretion and mercy, the better, as it also increases my chances if need be.

You know it brother!

Noah finally has a rating! PG-13. I'll let you know how it is when I see it March 28th. Woo-hoo!

It looked to me like "most" of the movie was in the mini-series, if not all of it, from the previews I saw. I rented the mini-series from my library for free, and skipped right to the life of Jesus, it all appeared to be there, the beginning of his life on earth, his ministry, and his death and resurrection, am I missing anything? Take that Roma Downey and Mark Burnett!

Hey all, I joined the forum a couple of weeks back, but haven't been on in a while due to....bronchitis! I get this about once every other year, at almost the same time, give or take a few weeks. Western New York weather has been pretty relentless, and has taken the toll on many peoples immune systems in this area, including many brothers and sisters. Attendance generally dips between January and February. Well, now it's March, and for the most part I feel alive again. And, yes, Western New York is an "officially" recognized regional name (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_New_York) as one sister from Jamestown could testify to. Look forward to dialoguing again with many of you. Peace and love, Kevin

A guy at work gave me a bag of homemade Polish sausage. I think I'm going to cut it up brown it in a pan, and serve it with the eggplant parmesan and spaghetti we made last night. It's old school, with a lot of spice and flavor, you don't get that much in mass market grocery stores, actually, you don't at all. Gotta go to mom and pop shops, or a local butcher shop. Yummy!

The only movie I'm committed to seeing at the theatre this year is Noah, I even have a link to the official page, and to my knowledge, still no rating! It's a month away! What gives?

Oh my, this is becoming the sister's "beard thread"! I love it!

It's sad, and yet, not permanent! Think of all the untold masses of humanity who will recieve a ressurection with a full opportunity to be obedient to Christ's Kingdom and it's Laws of love, peace and righteousness. There will be a time when all will know Jehovah and His ways in a direct manner, so there will not be any of the excuses the world uses in this present evil world. "For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of Jehovah as the waters cover the sea." (Habakkuk 2:14)