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Ambassador - We Connect - Ministry and Media.  But on this fine day we changed things up a bit by Connecting - Meat-istry and Meat-ia.

It was with great joy we gathered on Monday to celebrate and contemplate the future of Jery Lee, who, after ingesting sixteen hamburger patties, most likely does not have long on this earth. After eating a true 4x4 from In-N-Out, he proceeded to ingest three additional quad-patty burgers. Out of respect for his heart, we left off the cheese and other trimmings.

                                
Out of respect for his masculinity, we goaded and teased as his arteries slowly closed in ...

... to make a good, first impression!  Last night's American Idol show was a good illustration of this.

I was very surprised by a few of the contestants who made it to Hollywood, but failed miserably with their first round of auditions on the big stage.

As the amiable host, Ryan Seacrest stated, "we'll see how well they perform under the bright lights and big stage of the Kodak Theatre."  Either the nerves took over or some just seemed ill-prepared for the task.  Judge Simon Cowell, infamous for telling it like it is, responded to one contestant by saying ...

I like science fiction. WAIT! DON'T GO!  From Star Wars to steampunk, I appreciate creative musings on different times.  That's why when I heard that Sony's Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs had some geek appeal, I queue'd it up (Netflix lingo).  I was delighted when what starts out as a clever animated flick about a wannabe inventor ends up a thoughtful look at not only being who you are but carefully examining what you have, and more importantly, how you use it.  Truly, a film for viewers of any age.

When young Flint Lockwood creates ...