Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL.
For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen †
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AMEN !!
✝️ Weekly Devotional, Monday June 8, 2026
✝️ Posting for WP
Moghrey Mie Ya’ll 🙂
Howdy jay 🙂
that looks like a good recipe for unexpected guests
I reckon
Howdy Garrison 🙂
Howdy jay (#2) 🙂
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Stumbled on a summary of the Jessica Chambers case that was dissected here at Treehouse a couple years back, in case any completists would care to update their files
Includes trials of the prime suspect in 2 states, no conviction was achieved in either
The Jessica Chambers case still haunts Mississippi after she was found severely burned near her car and died hours later. Her final statements became one of the most debated parts of the investigation.
08 June 2020 Bonnie Pointer, American pop singer (Pointer Sisters – “Jump”; “I’m So Excited”), dies at 69.
Jump
08 June 2018 Danny Kirwan, British musician, singer and songwriter (Fleetwood Mac – “Albatross”), dies at 68
36+ works currently held by ASCAP/BMI (21 for Fleetwood Mac)
Dragonfly
08 June 2011 Alan Rubin, American jazz and session trumpeter and flugelhorn player (SNL; Blues Brothers) known as “Mr Fabulous”, dies of cancer at 68
Minnie The Moocher
08 June 2010 Crispian St. Peters [Robin Peter Smith], British pop singer (The Pied Piper; No No No), dies at 71
Pied Piper
08 June 2007 Nellie Lutcher, American jazz and R&B singer, pianist, and songwriter (He’s a Real Gone Guy), dies at 94
He’s A Real Gone Guy
08 June 2000 (Abram) “Abe” Lincoln, American sweet jazz trombonist (Paul Whiteman; Ozzie Nelson), and Dixieland jazz revivalist, dies at 93
Hindustan
08 June 1999 James “Rosy” McHargue, American jazz clarinetist, and vocalist (Ted Weems Orchestra; The Wolverines), dies at 97
Don’t Bring Me Posies
08 June 1991 Bertice Reading, American stage and screen actress and singer (The Jazz Train; Requiem For A Nun; Moon In The Gutter), dies at 57
Sunday morning – Bertice Reading (1974) Vídeo completo, audio mejorado.
08 June 1987 Yogi Horton, American R&B and funk drummer (Luther Vandross), commits suicide at 33
yogi horton solo
08 June 1972 Jimmy Rushing, American blues pianist and singer, known as”Mr. Five By Five”, dies at 70
Blues After Dark
08 June
Thomas Paine
(1737-1809)
English American writer and political essayist (Age of Reason, Common Sense), dies at 72
Biography: Thomas Paine inspired the American Patriots in 1776 to declare independence from Britain with two highly influential pamphlets at the start of the American Revolution.
For this he is considered the “voice of the American Revolution”.
08 June
Andrew Jackson
(1767-1845)
American general and 7th US President (Democratic: 1829-37), dies at 78
Biography: Nicknamed ‘Old Hickory’, Jackson served as the 7th President of the United States (1829-1837). The son of Irish immigrants, he was orphaned at the age of 14. Jackson began his career as a lawyer in Tennessee, becoming a land speculator and was one of the 3 founders of the city of Memphis in 1819.
After joining the Tennessee Militia, Jackson rose to become the General in charge. He fought in the War of 1812, defeating the Red Sticks at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1814 and the British in The Battle of New Orleans in 1815.
Jackson ran for president in the 1824 election, but the House of Representatives voted in John Quincy Adams as president in the second instance of a contingent election after no candidate won a majority of electoral college votes. Jackson railed against this as a “corrupt bargain” and he and his supporters formed the Democratic Party in response. Jackson was eventually succeeded Adams in 1828 and became the 7th President.
His two terms in office were marked by several important events. Believing that the National Bank was a corrupt institution, he authorized its dismantling, and in 1835 he became the only president to pay off the National Debt. He confronted South Carolina during the Nullification Crisis, eventually ending the dispute by amending controversial tariffs and threatening to use military force. In 1830 he signed the highly controversial Indian Removal Act, which forcibly moved Native Indians to Indian territories, and he also vehemently opposed abolitionism.
Jackson retired from office in 1837, and though his reputation was initially positive it declined during the civil rights movement as a result of his opinions on slavery and his removal of the Indians.
Replacement #1 for privatization.
08 June
Walter Hunt
(1796-1859)
American inventor (safety pin, sewing machine), dies at 62
Biography: Mechanic and independent inventor Walter Hunt secured a place in American history when he invented the useful, everyday device known as the safety pin in 1849
Born: July 29, 1796
Replacement #1 for privatization
It must just be coincidental that 20 others were posted in the last year to few months old./s
None of which will ever be used as the troll lies within & Hades awaits you.
Party in the back Danes show off their manes in Denmark’s national mullet championship