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Tony Funderburk Posted on October 24, 2022 by TonyDecember 26, 2022
Ringtones for phones in particular zones

Ringtones for phones are still a $2.1 billion bidness. According to one website I found that talks about such things. In 2005, ringtones outsold CD’s. Yeah, I know that’s no big deal now because who cares about CD’s anyway? Right? Not so fast Mister Man (or Missy). I just read a few news snippets that talked about how 2021 was actually a comeback year … The rest of the story…

Posted in Abolish abortion, Pro Life, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged music history, physical media, rhyme and reason podcast, ringtones for phones
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 21, 2022 by TonyDecember 25, 2022
Dr Seuss was a goose on a caboose

I’ve enjoyed Dr. Seuss books since I was a kid. In fact, I’m sure his rhythmic and whimsical writing inspired many of my writings for kids. And I’ll even admit that in a court of law if needed. But that still doesn’t stop me from sharing what I’m about to share. You might call me Mr. Grinch after this. But it brings me no … The rest of the story…

Posted in Abolish abortion, Christian books for kids, Pro Life, the arts, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged books for kids, Dr Seuss, not politically correct, rhyme and reason podcast
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 20, 2022 by TonyDecember 25, 2022
Timbuktu much fun to do

From here to Timbuktu. You’ve heard that expression or something like it. Right? Well, I’m not gonna give you a history lesson on where the expression originated or if it’s even a real place. But it DID inspire a toy store in the Denver area. And so, Timbuktu also, in a roundabout way, inspired a song. It’s one of the 10 fun and silly … The rest of the story…

Posted in Christian books for kids, music for kids, songbook for kids, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged books for kids, coloring book, drawing book, fun things to do with kids, music for kids, rhyme and reason podcast
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 18, 2022 by TonyDecember 24, 2022
God does not lie. Do you and I?

Throw away your daytimer (does anybody have one of those anymore?). Toss out your to-do lists, your notes to self, your calendar apps, and your reminders. Because everything has already been painstakingly planned out for you. You just need to get your research hat and glasses on. And discover the details of that plan. And how they apply to you. But there’s a snag … The rest of the story…

Posted in Bible study, I Corinthians, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged Bible study, God does not lie, rhyme and reason podcast, truth is real
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 15, 2022 by TonyOctober 15, 2022
Tax system in the USA will wipe it out one day

The tax system in the USA will eventually destroy the country. I’ve said it before. And I’ll admit it again. I’m a procrastinator. At least when it comes to giving up money to a system that has a metaphorical gun to my head (and I wouldn’t be surprised if and when it’s a real gun). I always put off the whole tax filing thing … The rest of the story…

Posted in current events, government crimes, Tony Funderburk | Tagged current events, government crimes, tax system in the USA
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 14, 2022 by TonyDecember 22, 2022
Move in day starts with "No way!"

Imagine, for a moment, that you’ve set up a move in day for your nice, new house. Or apartment. Condo. Doesn’t matter. It’s just about perfect. It has precision appliances, digital climate control, two car garage. And basically all the amenities you could ever want. There’s just one catch. On move in day you discover your neighbor hates you. In fact, your neighbor hates … The rest of the story…

Posted in Abolish abortion, Pro Life, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged abolish abortion, pro life, unborn baby
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 13, 2022 by TonyDecember 21, 2022
Sonnet poetry most decasyllabicly

If it ain’t got a beat, then it just ain’t no treat. Of course, I’m talking about that ever-popular writing style known as sonnet poetry. And man is it ever manly! In fact, that’s the main ingredient to stylish poetry and prose. Manliness. But, before I harp on that, check these facts about sonnet poetry. First, it’s got da beat. Well, purists might call … The rest of the story…

Posted in Photopoetography, Rhymes, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged manly man, photopoetography, sonnet poetry
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 12, 2022 by TonyNovember 17, 2022
Nestled in Nature in this nomenclature

A social media friend of mine shares some amazing photography. The colors are often so brilliant and high resolution they almost jump off the screen and directly into my brain. Lately (for obvious reasons) many of the pics are focused on Autumn. One of them, that popped up only yesterday, was titled Nestled in Nature. And I’m a huge fan of alliteration. So, I … The rest of the story…

Posted in Photopoetography, Rhyme and Reason, Rhymes, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged photopoetography, rhyme and reason, rhyme and reason podcast, rhymes
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 9, 2022 by TonyNovember 16, 2022
Brain cell connections that follow directions

I read another article about brain cell connections to music. Yeah, I’m a nerd when it comes to that kind of information. And I love a quote from that article that said, “Neurons that fire together, wire together.” Of course the scientist who said that was talking about how brain cells communicate with each other by “firing” messages through junctions called synapses. And when … The rest of the story…

Posted in creation science, John, music therapy, Rhymes, sound healing, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged creation science, music therapy, rhyme and reason podcast, rhymes, sound healing
Tony Funderburk Posted on October 7, 2022 by TonyNovember 15, 2022
Second class, but not on this pass

Let’s see. There was one bassist. Three cellists. Three violinists. And one pianist. Yeah, that about covers it. An eight-piece ensemble that started out, in second class, as a three-piece ensemble and a five-piece ensemble. Second class were their accommodations. Not their character or talent. Yeah, these were the kind of classy musicians who played for teatime gatherings. And other sort of hoity toity … The rest of the story…

Posted in music history, Tony Funderburk, Tony's Daily Devotional | Tagged classical music, faith comes by hearing, rhyme and reason podcast, second class

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