Poem – My Hair is Not Like Spring
PHall | January 10, 2013
My hair is not like Spring; freshly sprouting. Nor like the Summer; long, full and flowing. Not even like Winter, white from snowing. It’s Autumn, changing colors and falling.
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Perryism – If you want to make someone suspicious, tell them you are praying for them when they haven’t asked for prayers.
PHall | January 4, 2013
Perryism – Man does not live by bread alone; but women might chance it on just chocolate.
PHall | January 4, 2013
Perryism – In a marriage, a man must remember it is the little things that matter: diamonds are little; pearls are little, and earrings are little.
PHall | January 4, 2013
Humor (Perryisms) – How to Tell When the Sermon is “Almost” Over
PHall | December 10, 2012
We all know what it means when a preacher takes off his watch and places it prominently on the pulpit…absolutely nothing! So how do you know when a sermon is “almost” over? #1 – When he starts power sliding through the PPT slides at lightning speed; #2 – When he says “and in closing” (be […]
Humor – R.I.P. eventually means, “Resting In Pieces.”
PHall | November 30, 2012
Humor – A Biblical Perspective on the Closing of Hostess
PHall | November 16, 2012
A Biblical perspective on the closing of Hostess – “In a twinkie of an eye, at the last crumpet, and the sound of the Ding Dong, the imperishable foods shall change us as we all clothe ourselves with bigger clothes, and desserts have been swallowed up in victory.” ( 1 Cor 15.52-54) On a serious […]
Humor – A difference between males and females is when both are babies, both get excited making noises; while women outgrow this men never do.
PHall | November 16, 2012
Humor – Compliments for the Kitchen-Challenged
PHall | November 13, 2012
For those who have kitchen-challenged wives and mothers, I want to help you find something positive to say. Here’s a list of compliments: My compliments to the chef…Boyardee (which is redneck for “boy are these” good!) Thanks for helping me stay on my diet! Dinner sure was warm and filling! The seasoned salt was good! […]
Humor – Not So Spiritual Thoughts When Fasting
PHall | November 13, 2012
Not So Spiritual Thoughts when Fasting: 1) Eating as much as I can before midnight before the fast is not cheating, it’s preparing; 2) If I sleep in late and go to bed early, that’s less time I have to think about food; 3) It’s two hours before the midnight end of the fast, but […]