This is the last entry here. go to mysincerethoughts.com

Since I'm having issues with people seeing the old blogs when they search on google etc I have decided to do away with the redirection until further notice! If anybody can help me with it hit me on my gmail @ sincere.thinking@gmail.com. I can't figure out what's wrong. If I type in the blogspot name it will redirect, but it won't do it for specific posts. It says that the file has not been uploaded or something like that. I'm confuzzled!!
On top of that, I messed up and deleted my template and i'm stuck with this ugly mess!! ugh!

Get Closer-- Words of Wisdom -- June 3, 2009

Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Good morning. If you're feeling a distance between you and God...
Remember.. He hasn't moved at all...
God is Love
Rev Run
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The Lost Art of Sportsmanship

Lebron James is a sore loser. Point blank. Period. The lack of sportsmanship that he displayed at the end of the eastern conference finals is inexcusable. The problem is, he's not the only one. Just the most recent.
I have noticed this trend lately in professional sports. The art of sportsmanship is lost. The "high 5" line is long gone. That's when at the end of the game both teams lineup single file and "high 5" each other or commend them on their game on the way to the locker room. Professional atheletes seem to have forgotten or left that part out. Sure, I still see it in soccer and hockey and occasionally in baseball but football and basketball? Forget it. They speak to the people they know and leave. Although I did witness it at the end of the Denver/Los Angeles series.
Growing up I played sports and I was always instructed to do the line. Win or loss. If we didnt do it then we would be in trouble at the next practice. That goes for fundamentals too like backpedalling after scoring so that you know what your opponent is setting up. I think with these pro athletes not doing the fundamental things along with displaying poor sportsmanship, it sets a bad example for the kids that look up to and emulate them. They begin to believe that it is okay and that they can act this way which will lead to another generation of self absorbed sore losers.
Just my thoughts...
Sincere

New Website!!

Hey guys!! Just wanted to let everyone know that I have finally moved on to my own site. Check me out over at mysincerethoughts.com. For now it looks pretty much identical to what I have here, but I'll eventually change it up a bit.
You may want to change your bookmarks, but I'll have it redirect there so you really have no need to worry.

Techniquette

The other night I was completing one of those little reply forms for a family friend's wedding and I thought "hmmm. This would be so much easier if this was sent to me as an evite. That way we wouldn't waste time sending this and them waiting on a reply." if this wedding invite was actually sent as an e-vite would that be too impersonal? Or would it depend on the person? Or would that be just a sign of the changing times? I think it would depend on the person as to whether it is appropriate or not. Like for example, they know that we're going to come because that's all we discuss everytime we're around so to send us an e-vite would be okay & kind of cool. Now if were say, your distant family that you don't see that often then I would opt for mailing. I guess it would all depend on the individuals involved.
I'm sure someone has done this already. I've seen e-vites for birthday, anniversary and other get togethers so why not a wedding?
Just wondering...