@FloraLuzz_ You are trying to influence the vote by inserting the word “great”?!
“Great” probably not but really how many are actually “Great”.
An unusual touch but perhaps still as deserving as some previous recipients.
Three years ago today the Notre Dame Football community lost a legend "The Voice of Notre Dame Football" (and my personal friend) Tony Roberts. In honor of the anniversary of his death today, I created this 13 min video of some of his most famous calls.
Tony was the play-by-play announcer for the Fighting Irish from 1980-2006 and for myself and many others the voice of our childhoods. May you rest in eternal peace with God forever Tony. I'll see you on the other side my friend.
My hands are taking a quick rest from one of my biggest murals to date at Majors Enterprises Inc. in Monroe, Ohio! So grateful to Michael Majors for trusting me with his grain bin and bringing this project to life. And a huge thank you to Josh Curington for putting so much time and effort into this killer video! I hope this mural brings lots of smiles to everyone who sees it! ❤️
@TJohnRams@MaryKayCabot Watson started w other starters last week. Sanders turn this week but played first half w 2nd stringers including TE who got two hands on the ball but couldn’t catch it for Sanders only INT.
Baseball legend Babe Ruth was a Catholic who wrote this letter about Communion, Confession and the Miraculous Medal:
“In December, 1946, I was in French Hospital, New York, facing a serious operation. Paul Carey, one of my oldest and closest friends, was by my bed one night.
- They’re going to operate in the morning, Babe, Paul said. -Don’t you think you ought to put your house in order?
-I didn’t dodge the long, challenging look in his eyes. I knew what he meant. For the first time, I realized that death might strike me out. I nodded, and Paul got up, called in a chaplain, and I made a full confession.
-I’ll return in the morning and give you Holy Communion, the chaplain said, -But you don’t have to fast.
-I’ll fast, I said. I didn’t have even a drop of water.
-As I lay in bed that evening, I thought to myself what a comforting feeling to be free from fear and worries. I now could simply turn them over to God. Later on, my wife brought in a letter from a little kid in Jersey City.
‘Dear Babe,’ he wrote, ‘Everybody in the seventh grade class is pulling and praying for you. I am enclosing a medal, which if you wear will make you better. Your pal—Mike Quinlan. P.S. I know this will be your 61st homer. You’ll hit it.’
-I asked them to pin the Miraculous Medal to my pyjama coat. I’ve worn the medal constantly ever since. I’ll wear it to my grave.”
@atensnut Warning shot w a shotgun she was afraid she wasn’t strong enough to hold onto after it was fired is having it pointed at you and being told “Your next step better be back where you came from!”