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Originally posted by Kiersten:
*Gasp* I resent that!! Lol! It just depends on your sense of humor, and knowing you CCNF, no...you probably wouldn't like it...but we shall see.

Jer 29:11

Yeah you would be surprised at the things I like. I am very diverse.

i was just stating my opinion....everyone likes different stuff...most ppl don't like the same stuff i do...i like to hear other ppl ideas and opinions...i may not understand them...but i like hearing them...

I like Audrey Hepburn, too. You guys are great. I just wish i could reach out and hug you all. Thank you so much for brightening my evening. God uses the most unsual things, doesn't He? He is so good. CeCe God must find you to be very special in His eyes. Like the sweet smell of Chanel no5.

Psalm23

H4J

Just wanted to let you know that I also like hearing other opinions and views, especially when they're different from my own because that's how we're challenged to grow. I hope you were not offended by my opinion because I certainly wasn't offended by yours. I'm very glad you randomly quote Shakespeare for no apparent reason and like Audrey Hepburn. I've been thinking of adding some of Shakespeare's plays to my self-imposed reading list this year and perhaps than I will randomly quote him as well.

Of course, according to a news blip yesterday regarding some conference taking place somewhere, Shakespeare didn't write his plays as they were instead written by a distant relative, Sir Henry Neville? (Distant relatives are always named, "Neville," aren't they?)

Apparently one of the scholars pontificating this theory has decoded one of the sonnets to reveal Neville's name. It might also reveal Willy Wonka's name but that's beside the point. The theory seems to stem from the idea that a middle class guy like Shakespeare couldn't possibly have written with such brilliance.

I paid my $9.96 for Napoleon Dynamite yesterday and thought of you...

Still voting for Pedro,
Lucy

Lucy...i was sooooo nowhere near offended...and i'm glad you thought of me...lol...and you should add King Lear to your reading list...i enjoyed being in the play...i thought it was very interesting..."Not to a rage; Patience and sorrow strove, who could express her gooliest. You have seen sunshine and rain at once, Her smiles and tears were like, a better way. Those happy smilets that play'd on her ripe lip, seem'd not to know what guests were in her eyes. It parted thence as pearls from diamonds dropp'd. In brief,sorrow could be a rarity most beloved if all could so become it." ~King Lear...try learning that line...it wasn't easy..then the director cut the scene with that line in it..i was sooooo mad....anywayz...i'm rambling on and on and on...
OHHHHH...everyone pls pray for me...i got hit by a deer on tuesday night...and i'm really sore...thanks...AJ

Uh, you got hit by a deer? Or the vehicle you were driving/riding in got hit by a deer?

How is the deer?

Oh sorry. I mean, how are you? I'll certainly remember you in prayer.

I once had this epiphany that deer in the woods, are really a lot like God. You spend all your time trying to catch sight of them only to finally see one blending in with the trees and realize it's already been watching you...

When you got "hit by a deer," you probably weren't thinking it was a lot like God...

At your recommendation, I'll read King Lear first. It was actually the one I was already thinking of because he's such a complicated, tragic soul. Thanks!

your welcome..and the car i was drivin got hit by the deer...i'm ok...i just got a small gash in my arm..and some muscle pain....i got glorified superglue on my arm...and some pain medication...i appreciate your prayers...and i don't know if the deer is all right but he did get up and walk away...

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Originally posted by moonlightmorgan:
I like Audrey Hepburn, too. You guys are great. I just wish i could reach out and hug you all. Thank you so much for brightening my evening. God uses the most unsual things, doesn't He? He is so good. CeCe God must find you to be very special in His eyes. Like the sweet smell of Chanel no5.

Psalm23

Ahhh I forgot about this post. It makes me smile! Chanel no5.awwwwwwwwww

HI..........I WAS INTERESTED IN KNOWING WHY NICOLE HUSBAND DAVID DOESN'T SING ANYMORE OR IF HE DOES I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING NEW,,,,,,,,,HE IS A VERY VERY GIFTED SINGER......AND HAD A VOICE ONLY FEW PEOPLE DREAM OF....THANK JJNGA

Ditto the answer I gave on another thread.

Yeah what she said ova there. Good looking I.S.

You know like the title of this thread. there is something about Nicole that you just can't put into words. I have sorta wandered over to other sites on this label and I really do not find the interaction between the Artist and their fans like we have with our Nicole.

So for all the times that I whine and cry about not seeing her, it's 100 times better than what other fans have. I mean I know George reads his, but not that I hear from other artist on theirs.

We really are blessed guys, so let's continue to lift my sister up in prayer, cause it's a sacrifice and challenge for her to come here as much as she does and talk with us.

We Love You Nicole. God Bless You!!

Excellent post, Cece!

that's awesome cece and nicole....THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME OUT TO POST WITH US!! IT MEANS ALOT!! WE LOVE U!!

Ok I like found this, and though it was years ago, before Josiah. I thought I would post it. There is one thing on here that made me smile. Nicole always wished she had wrote, I will Always Love You, but she came very very close.

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Just The Facts

Full Name:
Aileen Nicole "Bubbles" Coleman Mullen

First song Published
(& Age Written):
"Amazing to Me" (age 14)

Favorite Sports Team:
Tennessee Titans

What have you read lately?
dc Talks' Jesus Freaks

Favorite Bible Verse: Psalm 89:1

Family Facts:
My husband, David, a son and a daughter

Song do you wish you wrote:
"And I Will Always Love You"

Hobbies: horseback riding, good movies, hanging out with the youth

If you weren't an artist,
what would you be?
Probably have more kids, run a horse farm for the kids and teach a dance class, all in the same week

What is God teaching you now?
Just to trust Him, like I do with my manager, who will call me and say "You need to be here at this time." I don't know what state or what city, but I just do it.

If you could meet anyone, who would it be? Esther.

Favorite Board Game: Candyland

Favorite Soda: Sprite

What was the first instrument you learned to play?
Guitar, three years ago.

Favorite Place: Home

What do you hope to be doing in ten years?
Singing. I hope that by then to have influenced lots of teenagers, to mentor to them, to be a big sister and to have told them about Christ.

Favorite comfort/pig out food: Chocolate, girl!!!

Favorite Cartoon:
The VeggieTales series.

Must See TV: Law and Order

Most cherished possession:
My Bible.

Dream Car:
Forget the dream car; give me a Lear jet!

If you could be any kind of tree,
what would you be?
Pecan

In your humble opinion, what is the best album ever?
Andrae Crouch's "Mercy"

What are you listening to right now?
Andrae Crouch's Mercy, Aretha Franklin's 30 Greatest Hits

What event from the last few years still influences you today?
My grandmother's funeral.

First question you will ask God when you get to Heaven?
I ask Him this a lot.
What is it of my family that you have taken notice of me? Why did you choose to love me?

Chicken or Steak?
Grilled chicken.

I'm certain Dolly Parton, the real writer of I Will Always Love You and the aforementioned Whitney-cover smash would be so pleased. To pay homage to Dolly please go to Pigeon Forge, TN and follow the signs. You'll get your picture made with little butterflies inserted. Really. We have one. I actually found it a very likable place and not nearly as cheesy as I expected it to be. Seeing her old band uniform, well it just brings tears to your eyes...

(actually I Will Always Love You has been a big smash several times....wonder how much money in rights and royalties Dolly has collected for that gem?)

I wish I'd written Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Okay so I know it's not a world-famous love song performed at weddings and funerals everywhere, but the image of J.K. Rowling on the British version of welfare, sitting in a little coffee shop scribbling out that book in total desperation....what a genius that woman is.

Shoot Dolly can swing some royalties my way, lol.

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First song Published
(& Age Written):
"Amazing to Me" (age 14)

Soooooooo Nicole what year was this and how can we hear a snippet of it. Come on and share. You haven't shared in a loooonnnnggg time, do you still love us over here. Lol.

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