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I believe this was 1994 or 1995 at our church picnic in Russellville. Daniel handily catches a basketball while holding a child. I'm placing this at July 2, 1995, but it could have been 1994. I just don't remember, and it could have been another time altogether.

Written and Performed by Craig Irvin, © Copyright, 2022

Remastered by Kelly Irvin LYRICS Sunset to Sunset By Ross Jutsum Tenor solo by Rick Peterson A hard-workin' man spends all of his life Trying to make his daily bread He toils through the day for his family and wife Does his best to keep ahead Six days to work and do all his labor One other day is a blessing and favor CHORUS Sunset to sunset Time to remember how and why and when Sunset to sunset Time to reflect on Creation once again Longing for a day to call a delight Yearnin' to think about what's right Hoping for a time to love and be blessed A day of rest Sunset to sunset Now God looks upon His creation on earth At His children here below It must seem a little bit funny To see us running to and fro Passing the time just doing our own thing Gettin' so busy, just hear all the sounds ring CHORUS A day of rest

Mr. Gary Petty has given a sermon I very much appreciate, and I ask fellow believers to hear him out since we all know, one, he got very sick from C-19, and, two, he is so good at looking under every rock on any given topic, and, three, he has a knack for very courteously dealing with sensitive/timely concerns. This is an audio recording converted to video so it can be shared on this platform. It is uncut, but I have tried to improve the audio quality from the original.

A production of the Worldwide Church of God, 1981.

A presentation of the Worldwide Church of God, 1980.

Mike Rowe shared a video on his Facebook Page that I've attempted to upscale to 1080P.

Performed in 1989 hosted by The Tommy Hunter Show on CBC out of Canada. Reproduced for 1080P HD.

Seeing the original standard definition excerpt of this made me laugh so much, I thought I'd try to update to HD for the benefit of viewing through modern devices. I couldn't seem to get past 720P without getting serious image anomalies. I hope this makes others forget for a few minutes the social and political distresses we face today. Pasted from Wikipidia... On September 25, 1982, and as part of a TV special called "A Festival at Ford's", Michael Davis headlined at Ford's Theatre along with E. G. Marshall, Grace Bumbry, David Copperfield, the Gatlin Brothers, Natalia Makarova, Liza Minnelli, Wayne Newton, Lou Rawls, and Ben Vereen. This clip shows Davis juggling sharp objects and other props to entertain President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan sitting between House Speaker Tip O'Neill and Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker.

Two apes are havin' a good ol' time on the tire swing.

Another fan cover by me, "All Things Together," by Andrew Peterson, based on Colossians 1:15-20.

I believe this was originally a Chris Tomlin song, and this music was adapted by Andrew Peterson and Ben Shive. Mr. Peterson doesn't offer much in accompaniment tracks, nor are many, if any, knock-off brands available to buy, so I had to use Audacity to make a best-effort at a performance track. I then took some advice from online for how to make a more studio-like recording to improve the results from my cheap Popular Mechanics microphone. Praise our God in Heaven, He is worthy!

Explained is how our government relies on checks and balances between the three branches of U.S. government.

I stumbled across an episode of the Wild Wild West which, to me, and I stress, to me, offered some humorous parallels to the recent impeachment fiasco. This edited episode is provided for entertainment purposes only.