Chapdelaine House

"David, what are you doing posting another song when the one you posted the other day isn't finished?" I know, I know. But, upon finding it buried in a website, I wanted to post it: You Are My Rock (Nashville Notation) Verse: 1 You are my rock and there is no other 1 You are my rock Pre-Chorus: 6m You alone are my strength  4/6m                            4         (you can play this line with just the 4 chord, if you want)  You alone are my strength  Chorus:  4                6m You are my refuge  5                 1/3 You are my tower of strength  4         ...

I know not (personally) one person who works so diligently and thinks so thoroughly about his art pieces as my friend Scott. I was pleasantly surprised to see he is now sharing with the world the things he does in the quiet place. Enjoy. http://asleepinstorm.wordpress.com David Seven longings of the human heart via Scott Fairchild by asleepinstorm on 3/26/12 Seven Longings of the Human Heart, 16.5"x18", 2012 This artwork was done from the book, 7 Longings of the Human Heart, by Mike Bickle. This link is a direct free download to the book in pdf format.

In High School and College, this was my response to most "how you doing?"  It wasn't an accurate response, most of the time.  I think this response is still pretty normal in culture, because of how much honor we get or feel for our 'busy-ness.'  I'm guilty of this one as well; one finger pointing out, three pointing back at me. Now, we have so much change going on in our home, I actually am tired.  (Why am I so tired? Latest newsletter goes into details. Join our support team by emailing me...) So, should I take massive time off to recoup?  Should I find a  napping room  mid-day?  More coffee? (this one is already taking place... bad question) Most of this tiredness is the demand from Sarah and my responsibilities at home, classes, relationships.  I'm reminded of a quote from a friend: "Get married: find out how selfish you are. Have kids: find out how really selfish you are. Parents move in with you: find out how really, really...

Update: August 4, 2012 Here's the most recent edition.  We sang this in our local church gathering last week...so, it's been proven to work.  Enjoy.  I've included the bass walk in the verses.  If you have that low - B string...it brings that extra emphasis in the end... Chorus: D/B                  D/A All is for Your glo-ry D/B                  D/A All is for Your na-ame D/B                  D/A All is for Your glo-ry D/B                   That in all things                                    D/A You would have the first place               D/B That in all things                         ...

I found myself humming the melody to this one a couple weeks ago.  It's a toughie.  But, once I got it in my head, I couldn't get rid of it.  What a great truth included here: "...His love goes deeper than the pain that I feel His love is stronger than depression and fear..." Take a listen, enjoy.

...with getting a "donate" button on the webpage: Grrr...I'm one step closer to wordpress...

1.  We are going to grow significantly as a family this month in number. 2.  "You can only play one at a time," - Steve Rittmeyer on guitars...yes, I'm looking to step up my guitar game, now. 3.  "Why don't you write songs?" - Friend.  *gulp* 4.  The Aeropress has become our favorite coffee maker. 5.  Babysitters are going to become key for Sarah and my relationship. Bonus: 6.  The book of revelation is encouraging. DC