This is one of the cutest things I have ever seen. For you that know me well, despite what your thinking…no this is not me as a baby, somebody else actually talks as much as I do!!
Like a few million other people, I had registered for the lottery to attend the Michael Jackson Memorial Service. After watching it in it’s entirety twice on T.V., I am so emotionally drained, I can’t imagine actually being there
It was a beautiful, emotional and touching tribute, leaving you with a whole new appreciation for who Michael Jackson really was. We have always known him as the King of Pop, an icon bigger than life…with or without personal issues and controversy. This memorial reminded us he was so much more. He was a humanitarian, a friend, mentor, uncle, brother, son. He was a daddy.
These are just a few of the moments that highlighted the event…
This obviously was the most heart-wrenching, as Michael’s
11 year old daughter Paris puts things into perspective.
It is depressing and graphic but it’s probably one of the
most powerful safety ads out there. Hopefully effective too. Though difficult to watch, it’s reality!
I had seen this a few years ago, I was just sorting through old files and came across it again. It’s only 2 or 3 minutes long and soooo worth watching! Enjoy!
A beautiful and powerful presentation. Enjoy the breathtaking
photographic images and inspiring message that has touched so many!
I received this in an email a few days ago and just got a chance to watch it. It literally sent chills down my spine, and my eyes welled up with tears. Watch how the power of one song can connect people from all around the world. For his documentary “Playing or Change: Peace Through Music,”
filmmaker Mark Johnson traveled through four continents and
recorded various musicians–some from unexpected quarters–
playing “Stand By Me.”
Each musician was charged with layering a single song
over the previous artist thus building upon it. Over thirty
musicians globally participated in this project and not one
artist knew the other or came in contact initially.
Each musician was charged with layering a single song