--Love Is.....--

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--My Poor MONT BLANC--

--I got "HER" from A Very Good friend of mine somewhere in 2001. And gone through every Ups and Downs with me. But still standing tough on my side awaiting for the Right time for "HER" to perform the proper use of The MONT BLANC - The Ultimate Writing Instruments.

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"SHE" is from Hamburg-Germany since 1906 and "SHE" is now 102yr.young and still on Top of The World Standing. "SHE" is a Meisterstück.

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For some of them who owned a Meisterstück, is because of others or "The Well-Known" Having them. Lost the quality of owning the Meisterstück.

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The Actual meaning of MONT BLANC :-

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--Mont Blanc (French for white mountain) or Monte Bianco (Italian, same meaning), also known as "La Dame Blanche" (French, the white lady) is a mountain in the Alps. With its 4,808 m summit, it is the highest mountain in the Alps and Western Europe.

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"I LOVE YOU" -- I Will Never Let You Down.

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--Easter--

According to the New Testament, Christ was crucified on the eve of Passover and shortly afterward rose from the dead. In consequence, the Easter festival commemorated Christ's resurrection.

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In time, a serious difference over the date of the Easter festival arose among Christians. Those of Jewish origin celebrated the resurrection immediately following the Passover festival, which, according to their Babylonian lunar calendar, fell on the evening of the full moon (the 14th day in the month of Nisan, the first month of the year); by their reckoning, Easter, from year to year, fell on different days of the week.

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Christians of Gentile origin, however, wished to commemorate the resurrection on the first day of the week, Sunday; by their method, Easter occurred on the same day of the week, but from year to year it fell on different dates. An important historical result of the difference in reckoning the date of Easter was that the Christian churches in the East, which were closer to the birthplace of the new religion and in which old traditions were strong, observed Easter according to the date of the Passover festival. The churches of the West, descendants of Greco-Roman civilization, celebrated Easter on a Sunday.

--God's Friday--

--Good Friday, Friday immediately preceding Easter, celebrated by Christians as the anniversary of Christ’s crucifixion. The name “Good Friday” is generally believed to be a corruption of “God’s Friday”. Since the time of the early Church, the day has been dedicated to penance, fasting, and prayer.

In the Roman Catholic Church, the Good Friday liturgy is composed of three distinct parts: readings and prayers, including the reading of the Passion according to St John; the veneration of the cross; and a general communion service (formerly called the Mass of the Pre-sanctified), involving the reception of pre-consecrated hosts by the priest and faithful.

From the 16th century onward, the Good Friday service took place in the morning; in 1955 Pope Pius XII decreed that it be held in the afternoon or evening. As a result, such traditional afternoon devotions as the Tre Ore (Italian, “three hours”), consisting of sermons, meditations, and prayers centring on the three-hour agony of Christ on the cross, were almost entirely discontinued in the Roman Catholic Church.

Good Friday is a legal holiday in many Christian countries.

--Award Winning Parenting--

--BIG Money--

Big money goes around the world

Big money underground

Big money got a mighty voice

Big money make no sound

Big money pull a million strings

Big money hold the prize

Big money weave a mighty web

Big money draw the flies

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Sometimes pushing people around

Sometimes pulling out the rug

Sometimes pushing all the buttons

Sometimes pulling out the plug

It’s the power and the glory

It’s a war in paradise

It’s a cinderella story

On a tumble of the dice

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Big money goes around the world

Big money take a cruise

Big money leave a mighty wake

Big money leave a bruise

Big money make a million dreams

Big money spin big deals

Big money make a mighty head

Big money spin big wheels

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Sometimes building ivory towers

Sometimes knocking castles down

Sometimes building you a stairway --

Lock you underground

It’s that old-time religion

It’s the kingdom they would rule

It’s the fool on television

Getting paid to play the fool

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Big money goes around the world

Big money give and take

Big money done a power of good

Big money make mistakes

Big money got a heavy hand

Big money take control

Big money got a mean streak

Big money got no soul.......

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-Words by Neil Peart

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-http://www.poemhunter.com/song/the-big-money/

--Beautiful March '08 Japan--

桜 – Hana

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How happy, spring has come over the Sumida*,

Rowing up, rowing down in the warm sunbeams,

Drops from the boatmen’s oars look like cherry blooms,

How can I describe for you the view o’er the streams?

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Lo, see the cherry trees that stand in the morning mist,

I hear them speak to me in a tender tone,

In the eve I love to see the waving willows,

They stretch their hands to me strolling alone.

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Oh, see the hazy moon rising o’er the banks,

Rows of cherry trees standing o’er the stream,

How I love the cherry blossoms in the moonlight!

How can I describe for you the night like in a dream?

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*The Sumida River, which runs along the banks of Tokyo

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-Lisa

-http://www.mamalisa.com/blog/?p=240

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