Earl's Blog

beautiful post, once in a while we need something to feed our soul

Hi Earl:  Your "Inspirational Movie"... was very "inspiring."  LOL.  Such beautiful, peaceful music, and such true and powerful words.  Again... thanks for sharing.  Take care...

David, you are right.  Thank you for the post.

Karen, I am glad you liked it.  And, thank you again, for posting.  Be blessed.

Hi Earl,

Thank you for sharing that very beautiful movie.  Some of the photo's used were breathtaking.

Have a successful week.

Michael A. Caruso

Michael, I am glad you liked it.  I thought the same about the photo's.  I would love to be able to personally take in some of these types of views.  May you have a Blessed week.

Hi Earl:  I have noticed in your three comments above to David, myself, and Michael... that there is a large space between the last word you have typed, and the link line with your Earl "The Pearl" Sorrells line at the bottom of the white space below your comment.  Although you may be doing this on purposem this big white space makes it more confusing to read all the comments.  You could do away with this white space by not hitting the "enter" key after the last word of your comment.

For example... your comment just above this one to Michael.  The last sentence you typed was "May you have a Blessed week.  Well... right after the period in the word "week"... no not hit the enter bar... it appears like you hit it on purpose five or six times... that's what makes that big empty space.  Just after you type the last word, and then the period ( . )  just stop typing, and then type in the "what does the graphic say?" word, and then hit "submit comment." 

If you do that... that big empty white space will stop being there.  I hope you are ok with my making a suggestion.  I am not trying to sound like a know-it-all... just trying to help.  Take care...   Karen

Karen, I really appreciate your help.  I have been on here for a while, but no one has ever told me why, sometimes, there are huge gaps.  I will try that.  Thank you.  I can always use all the help I can get, and accept it humblely.  Thank you.