Thursday, June 05, 2008

Music

I'm sure I've, perhaps, over shared about my struggles of raising a teenager. Especially a Christian teen in an increasingly secular world. Music is one of my greatest struggles. Remember Low? Yeah, me too.

But Kate has discovered a new passion. Praise music. I'm pretty okay with this, since it is dang near impossible to grind on a boy during "Shout To The Lord." I know, I've tried. Let's just say the pastor was not pleased. Oh, stop it! I'm joking.

So Shannon, over at Rocks in My Dryer, is giving away 20 WOW Cd's. Wow makes these wonderful compilation Cd's of popular Christian music. Go and see her, read the rules and sign up.

http://www.wowonline.com/.
Posted by Jennie at 9:29 AM
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jennyonthespot said...

Oooh - I love WOW cd's! Let's hope DQ gets hooked!

11:12 AM

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