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Bother Me

Things That Bother Me


Screaming kids

People who put God in a box

Satan and his lies

When David washes and dries clothes & then puts them in a chair

Songs at church that have words I don't know the meaning of

When people look at me like I have four heads

The car rider line at school


I could go on and on about the things that bother me. But in the scheme of things - do they really matter?

I saw a new video on GAC the other day. It was by an artist that I'd never heard of - Bill Steely. I wouldn't say that the style of music was my favorite - but I was definitely impacted by the lyrics and the video. It shows a family that could be mine - except I don't brush my daughter's hair - it's too curly. He writes about how the scenes on his tv of people starving, natural disasters and homelessness no longer bother him.

"It really bothers me that it doesn't bother me anymore. Bother me about the things that bother you."

If you get a chance, check it out. And ask God to "bother you"
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=40655449

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