CodyTickMcElroy

Less good, more sentimental. But fun!

Better audio! Half the songs lol.

Trying a little different audio setup. Am still working on something even better.

After a bloody Saturday, depleted forces throw themselves at each other, resulting in a bid for peace from Union forces after Confederates spring from the woods, deploy as skirmishers, and rain lead upon them.

With Union forces pushed from the town of Jefferson itself, and the town now liberated, it is time to remove them from the area at large. How will this endeavor go?

On Saturday morning, Confederate forces arrive to push out the invading Union forces, which have come to take the strategic rail town. See the assault taking place that morning, with more fighting that afternoon to follow in another video.

Self explanatory. It's an alright cover, but a dream come true.

Pretty much it.

Union forces continue their march in the at-the-time southwest united states, from east Texas to south Arkansas and north Louisiana. The armies meet at Plesant Hill, south of Shreveport.

Power cleans

"House of the Lord" "Firm Foundation" "King of Kings"

Preserved for momma to see

"Glorious Day" "God So Loved" "Resurrecting"

"This is Our God" 00:00 "Great Is Thye Faithfulness" 5:35 "At the Cross/Love Ran Red" 10:02 "Holy Forever" 15:08

It is what it is. Dogs included.

00:00 "Only King Forever" 3:50 "Oh, How I Love Jesus" 5:56 "Cornerstone" 10:23 "Holy Forever" 15:32 "Revelation Song"

Worked up to 405 for two doubles. Took a stroll with the baby.

Found the rest of the video thankfully.

Just some morning drumming. Also, it seems there is an audio delay (perhaps from echo, delay from the instruments going into the house, something else, or all of the above), causing the audio to not line up by about a half second, so I tried to sync it to the video in editing. It MOSTLY worked.

Playing with some video editing. Warmed up to 405 for two doubles. Did a compound set of front squats slow ecentric and fast concentric phases into leg extensions with the same concept. Squats were high bar, close stance.