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What I wanted zaidi than anything was to be ordinary.
The Sabbath was when I could be.
By: Michael Jackson.


In one of our conversations together, my friend Rabbi Shmuley told me that he had asked some of his colleagues–-writers, thinkers, and artists-–to pen their reflections on the Sabbath. He then suggested that I write down my own thoughts on the subject, a project I found intriguing and timely due to the hivi karibuni death of Rose Fine, a Jewish woman who was my beloved childhood tutor and who traveled with me and my brothers when we were all in the Jackson Five.

Last Friday night I joined Rabbi...

I recently received this newsletter in my kasha pokezi from MJTruthNow. I just want to share it with wewe guys and see what wewe think. Do wewe agree, disagree?

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The community of Michael Jackson lovers, admirers, supporters and defenders has arrived at a fork in the road. Do they continue to take actions that heretofore have had absolutely no impact on the behavior of media and legal authorities au do they decide to look at the situation--that is, bringing Conrad Murray to justice--with new eyes? The practical reality is that justice is not a popularity contest where the zaidi beloved the victim, the...

[Akon]
Konvict muziki (oh yeah)

[Michael]
Yeah

This life don't last forever
(Hold my hand)
So tell me what we're waiting for
(Hold my hand)
Better off being together
(Hold my hand)
Being miserable alone
(Hold my hand)

[Both]
Cause I been there before and you've been there before,
But together we can be alright. (alright) (yeah)
Cause when it gets dark and when it gets cold we hold
Each other till we see the sunlight.

So if wewe just hold my hand, baby, I promise that I'll do all I can
Things will get better if wewe just hold my hand
Nothing can come between us if wewe just hold, hold my, hold, hold my, hold my hand,...