Gorgeous scenery and beautiful places in this video with lovely Amy Grant. My fascination with this woman is so beyond now, just am so taken by her beauty, music, life, and her career, but most of all her faith. Great song showing a great measure of Amy's faith, Amy asking God to lead the way, as all should do. 

 

 

Incredible video, looks like a paradise as she makes her way here and there, imagine being stranded in such a place and on top Amy Grant there also, wow! Never had the pleasure of seeing Amy Grant Live, would love to. Saw Samantha Fox Live, pretty much right in front of me, imagine Amy Grant, I'd be in Heaven!

 

 

Amy Grant has changed record companies, a big move after all she was with A&M for a good part of her career. The biggest Amy Grant ever was the most was in the early 90s, with big hits like Baby Baby and Every Heartbeat and so on. She remained so, with follow up albums throughout the 90s. Pretty much an Amy song of that era could be the anthem of the 90s.

 

 

Now there's a woman I rather have in charge of the White House if we have to have a woman President. Amy Grant or a Laura Bush, a nice conservative woman, instead of the liberal one currently now running for President! Still believe the position of President of a great nation like the United States should be held by a man. But would not complain a lot if a Amy Grant or a Laura Bush was the President.

 

        Lead Me On, Lead Me On, that goes for Amy also!

 

          Nice shot, Amy getting wet near the waterfall!

 

 

My second favorite Def Leppard song, my life story song of when I was 18 years old. When you get a feelin' better start believin' It's such a magical mysteria, Hysteria. No other song over rides this one to take me back to the late 80s, than this one. Immediately I start to think about the concerts, the Ave, the girls, and just the way I was back then. Great video, the dancers a great touch and great shots of the band.

 

Great opening scene of the car driving through that road, reminds me of driving through Fairhaven streets. Ever play this song while driving through a street with a lot of trees on a nice day? It's an awesome feeling!

This week President Bush's meeting with NATO sure looked grim, but Thursday, Bush came away with some help for Afghanistan and convinced other NATO members on a Europe missile defense. A huge success, this President continues to do more and beyond, got rid of Saddam Hussein, the Taliban, got rid of so many Al Qaeda fighters in Iraq and Afghanistan, and now a big move, a missile defense in Europe. Not forgetting his great achievements in providing help and aid to Africa, wow! A man of deep faith, probably the most man of faith we ever had in the White House, you Liberals hear this, God power, the power of God is the best! That ought to teach you liberals who want to rid of God in schools and court houses, you liberals are just making things worse. No wonder this week they found a plot by nine to ten year olds or so to kill their third grade teacher, bring God back to school especially to these young innocent children.

 

                     Sam on the rooftop from finale!

 

Also, Hollywood continues it's assault on America and giving ammo to the enemy by a new anti American film at the box office, which looks like a another flop in a recent of anti American movie flops at the box office. Their hate is so much even if loosing money, they want to make the nation feel like everything is wrong when it's not, all because of their hate for Bush. Things were never better, dummies! You want to see a great film go see Superhero with Drake Bell, I want to see this film. Couple of weeks ago I finally saw the last episode of the second season of Life On Mars on Demand. The show about the time traveler into 70s came to an end! A bit confused still by it's ending, had planned to watch it again, but too late, no longer on Demand. The big mystery was if he really was in a coma or actually had time traveled, and how he would get back and so on? 1973 the year he time travels to, is special to me that was the year I moved into Clary Court the building I had the most fantastic and magical times when I lived in South Africa. The show did a complete turnaround suggesting that Sam had gotten amnesia in the 70s and the government had made up the coma story in his head, all in a big plot to investigate the head of a police station's rough and not by the book ways of dealing with criminals.

 

But then it gave another turnaround towards the end, and he is taken finally back to the 2000s and the present where he wakes up from the coma. He visits his mother and shortly resumes his police work in a now more up to date skyscraper building and begins to hate modern times. He begins to miss the friends and the way of living in the 70s. During a work break he goes to the building rooftop and out weighs everything like I said, and begins to run and jumps off. Instead of dying he ends up back in the 1973 and is more than content to be there than the present time. And that's how it ended, even though I didn't get if he was originally from the 70s or from the present, and was he having effects of amnesia or the coma from the present??? Anyway, either way his life that we saw in the 70s was much better than the one in the present, he chose the 70s! Don't blame him, I would too! I liked the ending, he turned his back on all the technologies, postmodern scenery, and people of the present and leaped back into the 70s with great delight and happiness.

 

                     Sam Tyler And Annie Cartwright

 

I would of done the same thing too if it was me! I'd go back to the 70s to South Africa. Check out the last ten minutes of the final episode of Life On Mars. Awesome ending! Watch this great musical video with the ending click here! Great British show that I have seen in a long time since The New Avengers. An American version of the show for ABC was scheduled for the 2007 and 2008 season, but was delayed by the writers strike, it's expected this fall on ABC. I really enjoyed all of the shows of season two leading up to it's final show, which was great! Really impressed with John Simm the lead actor and Liz White who played Annie Cartwright, also the guy who played Gene Hunt the crazy chief inspector who didn't play by the rules. It was pleasure to watch this, great show!