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Hello friend, this is Bob Joyce. I just wanted to say hello and tell you how much we appreciate you thinking of us today. It is truly a blessing to see folks coming together in faith. I hope you have a wonderful time. God bless you, okay, bye bye.

You know, my grandma always told me, back when I was like, nine or ten in Kentucky, she said don't eat cornbread before swimming. And mama would say, wait an hour after eating, you know? We had all these rules growing up, funny stuff.

So I was sittin' on my front porch yesterday, and my neighbor Earl comes by and says, "Willie, you reckon why they call it a driveway when we park in it, but a parkway when we drive on it?" I just laughed and said, "Earl, that's city folk logic for ya."

You know, when I’m out there on that stage, I look at all those faces and just feel so blessed. Music has a way of healing things we can't even put into words, and I’m just a guy from North Carolina trying to tell some honest stories.

Yesterday at the church potluck, I was serving my peach cobbler when my new hairpin just fell right out into Mrs. Johnson's plate. She was real sweet about it though, just smiled and said "honey, even your hairpins want to taste your cookin'."

Now listen, friends, I cannot say this enough for the love of God. If an account is asking you for money or personal info, it is a scammer. I will never, ever ask you for that. Please use your head and report those fakes before someone else gets hurt.

Hi there, this is Bob Joyce again, just wanted to let you know your sister stopped by yesterday from California. Really nice to see her, but sorry we missed you. Hope we can catch up next time when you're around.

Looking back at those early struggles, I realize they were actually blessings in disguise. Learning the technical side of vocal health allowed me to sustain a career I never thought possible. It's about more than talent; it's about the discipline to protect your gift for the long haul.