This past weekend, three quarters of Brotherhood joined a camping trip with married couples and their families from our home church. More than seventy believers spent quality “tent time” together – cooking, eating, playing games, swimming, boating, talking, laughing, praying and singing. Being a “city boy”, I didn’t cherish the thought of setting up and taking down camp with all the stuff in between! But, I wanted to be with my good friends; it was wonderfully refreshing and inspirational! Besides heaven, where else will you find great fellowship with the family of God, nature and our heavenly Father!
At Saturday’s morning devotional, Brotherhood shared a few sing-along choruses that was appropriate for that outdoor setting. And then, as the day’s activities slowed to a crawl, the campfire was started. As moths to a flame, everyone gravitated towards the light and “circled their wagons”. We shared a Q&A session to foster group conversation which led to testimonies of God’s greatness and goodness to His people. The “cherry on top” was the steady flow of spontaneous songs of praise as the fire burned brightly. And it grew even brighter as the Lord favored us with a full moon! My spirit was so charged, I had a very hard time sleeping that night. Sunday’s outdoor service was a delightful mixture of children’s Bible songs, testimonies, "sermonette" and prayer.
It reminded me that no matter how dim life’s road may be, God holds us in the palm of His hand. He holds tomorrow so why should we worry or fret! And, thank you Lord, for taking me from an air conditioned, controlled weekend environment to an unknown, uncommon, rough-it-up-so-what weekend. I may not do it again very soon but is was truly worth it all!
Final Thought: Ah yes, Easter is the “flavor of the month” for the world to celebrate something. Baskets full of candy, new dresses, bunnies and colored egg hunts for the children. However, this is one, if not, the most important celebrations for all Christians. For, if there was no crucifixion AND resurrection, the birth of Jesus Christ would be just another date on the calendar. Remember that God’s love is so great, Jesus Christ would still have gone to Calvary if you were the ONLY person on earth! So, be blessed and be a blessing to someone, as well!
Continue to keep Brotherhood in your thoughts and prayers. After the holidays, we get busy with more practice on new material (always there). Plus, the calendar has us scheduled at First Presbyterian of Lake Mary, FL for a Sunday 5PM concert on June 5th. The following weekend (June 10-12) takes Brotherhood back to the Big Apple again – New York, New York!! Concert details will follow soon so stay tuned.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
SPRING HAS SPRUNG
Spring is just around the corner (at least in Florida). The buds are blooming, birds are singing and so is Brotherhood. We had a wonderful, uniquely different outreach concert this month. The West Volusia Music Club (WVMC) is a group of former/current musicians, entertainers, etc. that is just north of Orlando. Besides central Florida, members come from Titusville, New Symrna Beach, Deltona, Cocoa Beach and the Midwest corridor. The club hosts concerts each month for its’ members and guests (open to the public). Unique because it’s not the typical “audience” you would see at churches. And, Brotherhood was the first vocal group that WVMC has invited and a first for gospel music, as well!!
Last summer, their president saw Brotherhood and, after attending few concerts, decided to booked us. They wanted lots of music and little talk so… much prayer was placed on this event so that the gospel message was still presented. Being an eclectic group, Brotherhood presented various styles cooked “our way”. A touch of patriotism, a pinch of a classic love ballad, a dash of gospel ‘50’s style and a cupful of good ol’ gospel music!! It was tastefully seasoned in country, light contemporary, southern, Gaither and hymnal gospel sounds.
Praise God, we did our part and it was well received despite our speakers not working. As usual, our sound man readied the equipment for packing. When all was opened and set up underway, we discovered that the speaker power connections were missing! Well, without them you don’t have sound. So, via cell phone instructions, we were able to utilize the hall’s speakers with our mixer and made adjustments “on the fly”. We just knew that what Satan meant to discourage and disrupt, God turned into a blessing! And, despite these challenges, everyone thoroughly enjoyed the concert and can’t wait for Brotherhood to return. A few other church ministry opportunities may result from this event, and we met some wonderful, dear folks. Some were very unassuming.
One gentleman in his late 70’s visited our table before the concert and I had the chance to speak with him a bit. I discovered he was a musician, songwriter, producer, booking agent and former owner of radio stations. He’s also a member of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. Piquing my interest, I went online to learn more about him. After an accident left him with one arm, he regained confidence to continue playing and singing. In fact, he has a specially built organ allowing him to play with one hand and use his 2 feet to play other instruments at the same time! I listened to his CD and it was wonderful – he truly is a one-armed one man band! I was encouraged and thankful to God that He allows us to use whatever we have to continue a passion. Keep on pressing on and don’t give up, because Jesus Christ did not give up on us! We should be like cheese and fine wine… getting better with age.
THOUGHT: Do you ever hesitate to step out, in faith, to do something for God? It’s like learning to swim. We don’t readily comprehend that when we relax, our bodies will naturally float! We struggle moving our arms and legs and, many times, going nowhere while getting very tired. But when we learn to relax in the process, it all works out – and we swim! God wants us to relax and trust Him for ALL things, big or small. We need to depend on Him for He knows best. The more we struggle to do it ourselves, the harder it becomes. I’ve learned that it’s much easier to surrender to the Father. Why not give it a try, too!
Until next time… be blessed and be a blessing to someone today.
Last summer, their president saw Brotherhood and, after attending few concerts, decided to booked us. They wanted lots of music and little talk so… much prayer was placed on this event so that the gospel message was still presented. Being an eclectic group, Brotherhood presented various styles cooked “our way”. A touch of patriotism, a pinch of a classic love ballad, a dash of gospel ‘50’s style and a cupful of good ol’ gospel music!! It was tastefully seasoned in country, light contemporary, southern, Gaither and hymnal gospel sounds.
Praise God, we did our part and it was well received despite our speakers not working. As usual, our sound man readied the equipment for packing. When all was opened and set up underway, we discovered that the speaker power connections were missing! Well, without them you don’t have sound. So, via cell phone instructions, we were able to utilize the hall’s speakers with our mixer and made adjustments “on the fly”. We just knew that what Satan meant to discourage and disrupt, God turned into a blessing! And, despite these challenges, everyone thoroughly enjoyed the concert and can’t wait for Brotherhood to return. A few other church ministry opportunities may result from this event, and we met some wonderful, dear folks. Some were very unassuming.
One gentleman in his late 70’s visited our table before the concert and I had the chance to speak with him a bit. I discovered he was a musician, songwriter, producer, booking agent and former owner of radio stations. He’s also a member of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. Piquing my interest, I went online to learn more about him. After an accident left him with one arm, he regained confidence to continue playing and singing. In fact, he has a specially built organ allowing him to play with one hand and use his 2 feet to play other instruments at the same time! I listened to his CD and it was wonderful – he truly is a one-armed one man band! I was encouraged and thankful to God that He allows us to use whatever we have to continue a passion. Keep on pressing on and don’t give up, because Jesus Christ did not give up on us! We should be like cheese and fine wine… getting better with age.
THOUGHT: Do you ever hesitate to step out, in faith, to do something for God? It’s like learning to swim. We don’t readily comprehend that when we relax, our bodies will naturally float! We struggle moving our arms and legs and, many times, going nowhere while getting very tired. But when we learn to relax in the process, it all works out – and we swim! God wants us to relax and trust Him for ALL things, big or small. We need to depend on Him for He knows best. The more we struggle to do it ourselves, the harder it becomes. I’ve learned that it’s much easier to surrender to the Father. Why not give it a try, too!
Until next time… be blessed and be a blessing to someone today.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
LOVE IN THE AIR!
Love is in the air as Valentine’s Day arrives with much anticipation. Brotherhood is gearing up for that time to proclaim the love of Jesus to everyone. In early February, we held a concert at the “Wild Game and Gospel” men’s praise breakfast. Besides good gospel music, the men were treated to a wonderful breakfast buffet with samplings of deer meat and wild boar sausage. Brotherhood was able to taste some of these treats and test new material on these dear brothers, as well.
We introduced “Jesus, You’re So Wonderful” (a ‘50’s style song), “Get Up!” (original), “Praying Man” (the story of Daniel), the massively popular radio hit “Ephesians One” and “Greater Is He” written by the Crabb family. It was quite an energetic and electric morning of worship and praise; loud like most men like it, too! That morning concert became a worship service complete with altar call as dozens came forward for salvation and a recommitment to Christ.
Brotherhood also shared a few selections at a Men’s Encounter weekend during communion and celebration time. There were close to 200 men in attendance and, by special request, we had to add “Roll Away”. It seems the younger set has really gravitated to that song. It was so much fun singing unto God with an altar area filled with men celebrating God goodness!! In this techie age we live, I noticed some camera phones at work taking pictures and videotaping themselves and Brotherhood – the “live experience”.
We then had a special Valentines dinner event for the +50 generation. The couples truly enjoyed hearing love ballads of yesteryear like “Sincerely” and “Let It Be Me” which led to Christian love songs (well, lots of gospel music are just love songs to Jesus!). Brotherhood shared a few new ones plus “Mansion Over The Hilltop” and “His Name Is Wonderful”. Encores were requested but we were limited on time. Suffice to say, they had a blast!!!
One of my recent daily devotionals was called “defragmentation”. In technology, computers get overloaded and run inefficiently. Over time, it accumulates/stores excessive data that causes computer slowdown. It requires a defragmentation process that removes all unwanted, unnecessary items and results in a faster working computer. That can happen to Christians when we bear so much earthly weight from family, work, etc. that we become sluggish and slow. And it affects our relationship with God, as we tend pray less and read the Word less. We need to undergo defragmentation by asking Him to clear our minds, refresh our spirit and take our load. He will answer and we will be much better off! How big is God? Big enough to create the universe yet small enough to care about “little old you”! Be blessed…
P.S. I want to welcome some “old friends” to News & Views. They are dear church friends who I’ve known since Sunday School class – maybe since cradle time! We’ve had great times and wonderful memories. I truly feel they are just like family – maybe even closer.
Hope to see you all soon.
We introduced “Jesus, You’re So Wonderful” (a ‘50’s style song), “Get Up!” (original), “Praying Man” (the story of Daniel), the massively popular radio hit “Ephesians One” and “Greater Is He” written by the Crabb family. It was quite an energetic and electric morning of worship and praise; loud like most men like it, too! That morning concert became a worship service complete with altar call as dozens came forward for salvation and a recommitment to Christ.
Brotherhood also shared a few selections at a Men’s Encounter weekend during communion and celebration time. There were close to 200 men in attendance and, by special request, we had to add “Roll Away”. It seems the younger set has really gravitated to that song. It was so much fun singing unto God with an altar area filled with men celebrating God goodness!! In this techie age we live, I noticed some camera phones at work taking pictures and videotaping themselves and Brotherhood – the “live experience”.
We then had a special Valentines dinner event for the +50 generation. The couples truly enjoyed hearing love ballads of yesteryear like “Sincerely” and “Let It Be Me” which led to Christian love songs (well, lots of gospel music are just love songs to Jesus!). Brotherhood shared a few new ones plus “Mansion Over The Hilltop” and “His Name Is Wonderful”. Encores were requested but we were limited on time. Suffice to say, they had a blast!!!
One of my recent daily devotionals was called “defragmentation”. In technology, computers get overloaded and run inefficiently. Over time, it accumulates/stores excessive data that causes computer slowdown. It requires a defragmentation process that removes all unwanted, unnecessary items and results in a faster working computer. That can happen to Christians when we bear so much earthly weight from family, work, etc. that we become sluggish and slow. And it affects our relationship with God, as we tend pray less and read the Word less. We need to undergo defragmentation by asking Him to clear our minds, refresh our spirit and take our load. He will answer and we will be much better off! How big is God? Big enough to create the universe yet small enough to care about “little old you”! Be blessed…
P.S. I want to welcome some “old friends” to News & Views. They are dear church friends who I’ve known since Sunday School class – maybe since cradle time! We’ve had great times and wonderful memories. I truly feel they are just like family – maybe even closer.
Hope to see you all soon.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
ALL IS CALM... ALL IS BRIGHT!
All is calm and all is bright.” More than anything else, that’s what the world truly needs this Christmas. A time of peace, a time of serenity, a time of thanksgiving and a time of quiet reflection to honor the birth of the Savior.
Brotherhood has a few Christmas outreach opportunities at nursing homes and senior dinners. We enjoy giving back to the community, bringing some cheer and joy to the hearts and lives of these dear folk at nursing homes. Many have no family, get few visitors and some I could consider as my aunt, uncle or grandparent! Christ has come for ALL so everyone is to hear the Good News – the old, young, men, women and children of all ages. We are all sinners – just saved by grace!
As usual, I get very melancholy as the year draws to an end. It may be just me, but I can almost predict the time when that “change” occurs. In 2010, with November surgery and recovery, that time was delayed and is not as strong. But this “funk” (as I call it) may be due to not one but many factors. The loss of cherished loved ones in November and December (my Mom, Uncle Sam, the Principato’s) that you can’t help but remember. And, you wish they were still here to share life with (good and bad).
Sometimes you wonder why God takes the good and leaves the bad ones here! I believe it’s because their time on earth is done and God wants them to enjoy heaven with Him. The Bible does say, “Well done, thy good and faithful servant… enter in…”. That’s my solace until we meet again. I also discovered that Vinnie Cioffi, a member of The Torchbearers, recently passed away. I enjoyed their style of gospel music and we had Vinnie attend our wedding as the musical guest.
Also, our earthly time grows shorter yet there’s so much you still want to accomplish. Right now, there’s too much hustle and bustle for the sake of the “holiday season”. Remember, there are friends, relatives, co-workers right in front of you that don’t know the Christmas story! And so we must continue on until the whole earth hears that Jesus Christ is Lord. May the glorious songs of this sacred season, be imbedded into the minds and hearts of those who need to hear the gospel truth. My most favorite carol to sing is “Silent Night” as it provides the sacred Christmas story in just a few minutes.
Christ has not yet returned because it’s not the appointed time… there’s still much work to do for Him and His kingdom. In His strength and by His power, Brotherhood will continue on, as well.
May you all have a very blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Brotherhood has a few Christmas outreach opportunities at nursing homes and senior dinners. We enjoy giving back to the community, bringing some cheer and joy to the hearts and lives of these dear folk at nursing homes. Many have no family, get few visitors and some I could consider as my aunt, uncle or grandparent! Christ has come for ALL so everyone is to hear the Good News – the old, young, men, women and children of all ages. We are all sinners – just saved by grace!
As usual, I get very melancholy as the year draws to an end. It may be just me, but I can almost predict the time when that “change” occurs. In 2010, with November surgery and recovery, that time was delayed and is not as strong. But this “funk” (as I call it) may be due to not one but many factors. The loss of cherished loved ones in November and December (my Mom, Uncle Sam, the Principato’s) that you can’t help but remember. And, you wish they were still here to share life with (good and bad).
Sometimes you wonder why God takes the good and leaves the bad ones here! I believe it’s because their time on earth is done and God wants them to enjoy heaven with Him. The Bible does say, “Well done, thy good and faithful servant… enter in…”. That’s my solace until we meet again. I also discovered that Vinnie Cioffi, a member of The Torchbearers, recently passed away. I enjoyed their style of gospel music and we had Vinnie attend our wedding as the musical guest.
Also, our earthly time grows shorter yet there’s so much you still want to accomplish. Right now, there’s too much hustle and bustle for the sake of the “holiday season”. Remember, there are friends, relatives, co-workers right in front of you that don’t know the Christmas story! And so we must continue on until the whole earth hears that Jesus Christ is Lord. May the glorious songs of this sacred season, be imbedded into the minds and hearts of those who need to hear the gospel truth. My most favorite carol to sing is “Silent Night” as it provides the sacred Christmas story in just a few minutes.
Christ has not yet returned because it’s not the appointed time… there’s still much work to do for Him and His kingdom. In His strength and by His power, Brotherhood will continue on, as well.
May you all have a very blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Monday, November 29, 2010
THANKSGIVING THOUGHTS
Well, I’m back and ready to go! Brotherhood has been on hiatus for November due to John’s surgery and Phil’s cruise with the seniors from Faith AG. After recovery, Brotherhood will have a few Christmas concerts coming in December.
Never having a stitch in my body, it was my first hospital experience. In hindsight, surgery is a breeze; it’s the recovery that’s a bear! The first week was difficult but, praise God, He made us wonderful bodies that know how to heal with little help. And this Thanksgiving, I’m extremely thankful for a successful recuperation with the aid of my wonderful nurse (my wife, Deborah). I was blessed with the best care giver in the world! Also, it was a time for God to get my attention and slow down while lying flat on my back – what a sense of humor He has!
I pray that everyone had enough food, fun and family fellowship this Thanksgiving season. As we celebrated, did you truly pause and reflect on the goodness of our Lord? He’s provided us food, clothing, a good home, cars, health, careers and so much more. We are blessed more than you can imagine. May we remember the “giving” in Thanksgiving and give back to God, to our community and church. Ask God to help find someone in need before the year ends and be a blessing to them. In that way, you may be the only Jesus that they see! Be the light in a lost and dying world.
God bless until next time!
Never having a stitch in my body, it was my first hospital experience. In hindsight, surgery is a breeze; it’s the recovery that’s a bear! The first week was difficult but, praise God, He made us wonderful bodies that know how to heal with little help. And this Thanksgiving, I’m extremely thankful for a successful recuperation with the aid of my wonderful nurse (my wife, Deborah). I was blessed with the best care giver in the world! Also, it was a time for God to get my attention and slow down while lying flat on my back – what a sense of humor He has!
I pray that everyone had enough food, fun and family fellowship this Thanksgiving season. As we celebrated, did you truly pause and reflect on the goodness of our Lord? He’s provided us food, clothing, a good home, cars, health, careers and so much more. We are blessed more than you can imagine. May we remember the “giving” in Thanksgiving and give back to God, to our community and church. Ask God to help find someone in need before the year ends and be a blessing to them. In that way, you may be the only Jesus that they see! Be the light in a lost and dying world.
God bless until next time!
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
HARVEST TIME
October and November are special months this year. Besides Phil and John birthdays, there is a major production every October. “The Last Reunion” experienced another successful ministry outreach. I mention it because Brotherhood is quite involved with it. Dan, our resident thespian, has the lead role as the widowed patriarch of a family facing major/tragic issues in everyday life. He’s had the lead for a very long time and LTR has been running for nearly 20 years! With 7 shows in 10 nights, Dan can be worn very thin. And, Brotherhood needs Dan back in full strength! Sunday, October 17, concluded the production run with a standing room only performance. I was told Jan Crouch, from TBN, was in attendance!! Word really spreads when something is really this good and impactful. During the show’s run, more than 1,200 people came to the altars for salvation, healing, reconciliation, etc. May God bless “The Last Reunion” as it continues to reach out to the lost and hurting.
Election Day 2010 is also drawing near and results will be critical for the future of our country. Consider the long lasting impact of those we place in political office during these trying times. Why is this great land called America in trouble? It’s simple – we have turned our backs on God. “If my people would humble themselves and pray and turn from their wicked ways, I will heal their land.” That’s what God promised back then and He still promises today. So, this Election Day remember to earnestly pray, then vote and then pray some more. May God bless America again!”
Election Day 2010 is also drawing near and results will be critical for the future of our country. Consider the long lasting impact of those we place in political office during these trying times. Why is this great land called America in trouble? It’s simple – we have turned our backs on God. “If my people would humble themselves and pray and turn from their wicked ways, I will heal their land.” That’s what God promised back then and He still promises today. So, this Election Day remember to earnestly pray, then vote and then pray some more. May God bless America again!”
Monday, October 4, 2010
ENJOY THE RIDE
We’re now heading towards the far turn and then… into the home stretch for 2010! Can you believe that another year is quickly passing us by? We will get to the year in review in a later blog. For now, how is Brotherhood doing this Fall? Well, here goes …
On a September Sunday afternoon, our Mayflower engagement was a bit different. We shared the Good News with our elderly friends in an assisted living environment. It was a very beautiful setting that is very deserving for our elder statesmen; it felt like a hotel. Before and after, Brotherhood did some “hands on” work by greeting, conversing and witnessing to the many who attended. They requested some old time songs that we graciously included, such as “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” and “Bicycle Built For Two”. They clapped and sang along with our “Old Time Medley” (Old Time Religion, Peace Like A River & Praise Him).
Brotherhood was back at it the following evening, as we were featured at “Old Time Gospel Nite”. What a great time we had turning back the gospel clock on soul stirring songs of yester year. Brotherhood sang “Nothing But The Blood”, “Love Lifted Me”, Build My Mansion” and “The Eastern Gate”. Also, “His Name Is Wonderful and “The Longer I Serve Him” brought back memories of our church days as youth. Brotherhood invited others to join us on stage to sing (choir style) with sing-a-long choruses. We distributed hymn books and people called out their favorites singing the first and last stanzas – just like in “church”! How marvelous and wonderful heaven will be!
A soloist sang, “His Grace Is Sufficient” that touched me deeply. It took me back to my early teens when our zone youth choir, Crusader Chorale, sang this song at a CCNA national church convention. My Dad had just passed away and that song gave me strength and hope as we sang “and in Him there is hope for everyday” from the depths of our hearts. It reminded me, once again, that He is truly all I need and is all sufficient. That means Jesus Christ is enough, He’s my in all and makes life bountiful and satisfying. When you get right down to it, everything else in life is peripheral “window dressing”.
The following Tuesday, Brotherhood closed out the month by singing at a Small Group Leaders Training Advance. These quarterly meetings provide instructions and encouragement for new and experienced leaders within the church. The evenings theme focused on “Scaling New Heights” to affect growth within your small group. Well, Brotherhood could answer that real well. Brotherhood is a very unique small group; we are defined by limited members but our growth is experienced (1) musically, (2) personally and (3) by outreach extent.
We all shared a bit, but Mel gave a real, touching response. For a long time, Mel felt limited in his ability to serve God. However, the altar work in NYC touched him so deep and stirred the gift of praying for people. Mel admits it was overwhelming at first but so satisfying to his personal relationship with Christ. He no longer feels inadequate to step forward and pray with a needy soul. What a wonderful praise report of how God works in our lives while we minister to others. It’s truly a 2-way street!!
Until next time… may we desire to love and serve Him more and more each and every day.”
On a September Sunday afternoon, our Mayflower engagement was a bit different. We shared the Good News with our elderly friends in an assisted living environment. It was a very beautiful setting that is very deserving for our elder statesmen; it felt like a hotel. Before and after, Brotherhood did some “hands on” work by greeting, conversing and witnessing to the many who attended. They requested some old time songs that we graciously included, such as “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” and “Bicycle Built For Two”. They clapped and sang along with our “Old Time Medley” (Old Time Religion, Peace Like A River & Praise Him).
Brotherhood was back at it the following evening, as we were featured at “Old Time Gospel Nite”. What a great time we had turning back the gospel clock on soul stirring songs of yester year. Brotherhood sang “Nothing But The Blood”, “Love Lifted Me”, Build My Mansion” and “The Eastern Gate”. Also, “His Name Is Wonderful and “The Longer I Serve Him” brought back memories of our church days as youth. Brotherhood invited others to join us on stage to sing (choir style) with sing-a-long choruses. We distributed hymn books and people called out their favorites singing the first and last stanzas – just like in “church”! How marvelous and wonderful heaven will be!
A soloist sang, “His Grace Is Sufficient” that touched me deeply. It took me back to my early teens when our zone youth choir, Crusader Chorale, sang this song at a CCNA national church convention. My Dad had just passed away and that song gave me strength and hope as we sang “and in Him there is hope for everyday” from the depths of our hearts. It reminded me, once again, that He is truly all I need and is all sufficient. That means Jesus Christ is enough, He’s my in all and makes life bountiful and satisfying. When you get right down to it, everything else in life is peripheral “window dressing”.
The following Tuesday, Brotherhood closed out the month by singing at a Small Group Leaders Training Advance. These quarterly meetings provide instructions and encouragement for new and experienced leaders within the church. The evenings theme focused on “Scaling New Heights” to affect growth within your small group. Well, Brotherhood could answer that real well. Brotherhood is a very unique small group; we are defined by limited members but our growth is experienced (1) musically, (2) personally and (3) by outreach extent.
We all shared a bit, but Mel gave a real, touching response. For a long time, Mel felt limited in his ability to serve God. However, the altar work in NYC touched him so deep and stirred the gift of praying for people. Mel admits it was overwhelming at first but so satisfying to his personal relationship with Christ. He no longer feels inadequate to step forward and pray with a needy soul. What a wonderful praise report of how God works in our lives while we minister to others. It’s truly a 2-way street!!
Until next time… may we desire to love and serve Him more and more each and every day.”
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