He Cradles You - Jesus Christ is Near

It's special to share a song I wrote when Dan's first child was born. We adopted Dan as an infant from Mexico, and when his daughters were born, I marveled that the blessings of that adoption just kept coming! This video includes many cousins, of course! What a joy they all are.

"Rainbow Bubble" - Sharing a New Children's Music Video

My daughter, Elizabeth, and I had so much fun gathering material for this video. We had bubbles everywhere! Sydney was our beautiful little fairy.

"Rainbow bubble covers me, with heavenly light,

Rainbow bubble dances in the air and fills me with delight!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV-rofHRXMk

Lyrics:

Rainbow Bubble

One morning in the sun, I play a favorite trick.

From rainbow colored water I create magic worlds.

Blowing carefully into the slippery film,

A silky, shiny bubble grows in front of me.

Rainbow bubble covers me

With heavenly light.

Rainbow bubble dances in the air

And fills me with delight.

I’d like to float away, take a ride for the day,

See meadows in the sunrise, while drifting in blue skies.

Lift me in the breeze, to lands of mystery,

Where fairies on the flowers, smile and wave to me.

Rainbow bubble covers me

With heavenly light.

Rainbow bubble dances in the air

And fills me with delight.

Rainbow bubble in the sky,

Carries me so high,

Bouncing over hills and meadows.

Showing me a world of happiness and joy.

Showing me a world to care for.

Rainbow bubble covers me

With heavenly light.

Rainbow bubble dances in the air

And fills me with delight.

Rainbow bubble covers me

With heavenly light.

Rainbow bubble dances in the air

And fills me with delight.

Linda Kay Burk, (c)2009, all rights reserved

Local Songwriter, Linda Kay Burk, is Recognized by IARIA - Roseville Press-Tribune

Songwriter, Linda Kay Burk, is Recognized by IARIA - Roseville Press-Tribune

Support Ways to Empower Children and Teens!

Support Ways to Empower Children and Teens:

On Friday night, eight 7th graders will step up to the lectern and give a speech, in their first speech contest. Now, you need to understand that speaking in front of people is on the "most feared experience list" for thousands of adults. Yet, these young pre-teens, and others in their Leadership Class, have committed themselves to a program run by a local Toastmaster. They are not only confronting their fears, they are learning speaking skills that will help them throughout their entire lives. I am fairly new to the Toastmaster program, but I jumped at the chance to be a judge at this contest. It takes a community of support to empower children and teens. Whenever I have an opportunity to help with that, you can count me in. I have often worked with teens, helping to teach them life skills and give them a place where they can find unconditional support. Speaking is certainly a life skill, and using my newly acquired Toastmaster judging skills, I am committed to support this program Friday night and in the future 100%. This is yet another "Stepping Stone" to empowerment for all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtmECJZML48

"Rotary Has Talent" - Roseville Press-Tribune

"Rotary Has Talent" - Roseville Press-Tribune

"Rotary Has Talent" - Roseville Press-Tribune

"Rotary Has Talent" - Roseville Press-Tribune

Valentine Wishes from Linda and Roger!

Linda and Roger perform for "Rotary Has Talent".

Eight Irresistible Principles of Fun

Add beautiful music to positive thoughts and sit back and smile!
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The Top 10 Things Children Really Want Their Parents to Do With Them

The Top 10 Things Children Really Want Their Parents to Do With Them