Friday, September 11, 2009

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Direct connection to my shop on tinahasit.com http://gallery.tinahasit.com/index.php

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

WALT DISNEY FABLE RECORDS

It is time to take our children back to the fantasy world. Fantasy that stimulates feelings of well being. Fantasy that teaches instead of disarrange. Cinderella teaches girls to be ladies and shows how working together we can make dreams come true.
Three little Piggies teaches that doing things right they will last and protect us. But being shabby will never accomplish anything but will only lead to destruction.
Every story has a moral and each story teaches good life guidelines. Old fables were used to teach morals and good behavior through history.
Pinocchio thought not to lie, but be honest with yourself and others. Old fables need to be brought to light again and start good teaching from childhood.
I will be posting my Disney records on tinahasit.com Gallery Shop

Thursday, August 27, 2009

RECORDS

I am getting so many requests on records. Some people even know the year of the firs issues. It is amazing. I did not realize there were so many music and old tunes lovers.
Seems as though the old is becoming new again. I had requests for Christmas songs by vary artists of the past.
I have over 400 records filling a queen size bed now. I will have to divide them into categories and study them before publishing them on my store. www. tinahasit.com-Gallery Shop. Check the different categories and make reasonable offer on most expensive items. My records are in perfect condition. Could be cd's and dvd's don't offer the same rich sounds of the old records. Who knows! Keep the requests coming to: - tinahasit@live.com - or millbrook2007@hotmail.com. Make sure - Records - appear on the subject line or the e mail will be deleted. Thank you and send your friends to visit: http://www.tinahasit.com/. Click on left column GALLERY SHOP.

Friday, August 7, 2009

Records from Rock to Classics to Opera

tinahasit gallery shop will add a new category: RECORDS which include long playing records from narrated Walt Disney fables to Rock to classics to complete operas and movies sound tracks. Check it out. You will find Beetles, Mantovani, Country music originals Andy Williams sr. Kinny Rogers, Johnny Cash and many many more great singers, some of the past that left us their music behind them and some still going.

Saturday, August 1, 2009

BELIEVE IT OR NOT

The heading GALLERY SHOP is now listed on the left column of tinahasit.com. Visit it, enjoy it and make a list of things that attract you the most. The categories are many. The majority of items are in pristine condition. Nice description is given on all items. Reasonable offers are accepted provided the buyer pays shipping. Handling and Insurance. All collections are very low numbered with original papers, which adds to their value. Many are one of a kind. Enjoy yourself, the shop doors are opened and waiting for you. Contact phone 334-285-3937 - Leave clear message and call back number.
Items will be added constantly. Keep going back and keep looking for more marvels to be posted.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

ROBINSON SPRINGS

At the begining of 1800's missionaries were preaching the gospel to Indians in the Robinson Springs and Coosa Valley area. Settlers at large were admitted into the area around 1817.
Settlers from Rocky Mount, Coosada, Elmore, Spiegner, Deatsville, Dutch Bend and Robinson Springs gathered for non denominational services in two log assembly houses near Robinson Springs.
At the time, 1828-1830, the Methodist Protestant Church came into being A few persons appreciating the democratic form of it's government, established a church at Robinson Springs, which was erected of two log assembly houses, about one mile east of the present church on the road to Elmore.
As Methodist Protestant, the Robinson Springs worshipers came under the leadership of the Rev. Peyton Bibb, brother of the first two governors of the State of Alabama.
The Sanctuary was completed in 1845. The building is Colonial in design. The church plans are in the Library of Congress in Washinghton D.C.