Monday Kevin & Bean had the drummer on from The Foo Fighters and he started saying that he had been playing with Nirvana. Kurt perked right up and immediately became interested in the conversation. "I thought that style was familiar!" Kurt remarked. "No wonder I like that so much! Do send him my best regards. How I would like to sit down for a couple of hours with him and just have him tell me all he remembers! I wish we could make young people understand what these drugs do to them, how much they lose. And the ones out there now are even worse than the ones we used! They destroy what is most important to you, your personal memories. I see my wife so clearly and I know how much I love her because that was so deep within me. But all the little things are gone, all those tender things that you want to remember so much! Those damned drugs don't give you pleasure, they destroy what pleasure you have. They take it away from you and you lose it forever. They're just not worth it! Life is worth it, the experiences of life is worth it, and I wish we could make people understand that! John & I have lost so much, we have lost so very much and we do not want others to lose it too. They are having the greatest times of their lives and they will want to remember them." That was all Kurt could manage to say. He was just about in tears, and it will probably take him a couple of hours to recover. But it is true! These two have lost so much! But that they have come back, and they are doing so much is incredible, it is just absolutely incredible!
Speaking of Kurt, Linda realized she had forgotten to put one of his most important songs on video up on our web site after You Tube took our stuff down! "Come On, America!" is now available again, The Kingdom Of God's song against illegal immigration. Here's the link!

We've also added a link to it to Arnold's letter on the "Polley For President!" page.
In Tuesday's "Here's Jesus!" we feature a question from February 2,003, "How can your servants in the spiritual dead zones help save demons in these from eternal death?" and the next to the last question answered by God, "Do You regret anything in your creation, and if You could change anything, would you?" Yet another one not to be missed!