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Because all good things must end...

"Now it's time for so long, but let's [post] just one more song. Cause it's me and you [and the reader too] we can do anything, that we wanna do. So long everybody.
-The ending song from Blue's Clues (Here come the feels)

In the movie world, when all is said and done, when filming has finally concluded and the final scene has been filmed, the director utters the phrase "That's a wrap." It pretty much means what it says. This is all wrapped up and we're done here. It says in Ecclesiastes 3:1-2
To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:

A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;

It's been a wild time bringing you the Awesome!ness of the Gospel in the form of Lights, Camera, Lopez! But like the scripture says, to everything, there is a season, and LCL's has ended. From Rainbow Dash to Inception, I've done my best to make the world a nicer more gospel cultured place and judging from the number of posts I've written, I'd say I've done a good job and have earned a season of rest. Perhaps you haven't heard the last of me, but most likely you have. To all you loyal fans who kept up and suffered my incoherent ramblings, I say, "thanks and good job!" To those who stole my ideas. I say, "I did it first..."


Well my lovely audience and reader, it's been a time. We've had some laughs, some
From us at Light's, Camera, Lopez! Okay... From me...
tears, and a choreographed dance or two. I'm gonna miss bringing you your weekly dose of Awesome!ness but, well... I'm done. "But this was a terrible post that had nothing to do with beginnings, OR ends, and I always thought you would end with a My Little Pony post!" Oh...Well... It happens. As always, if you or a friend need a laugh and a positive message, message me on the Facebooks!

And with that,

Cut. That's a wrap. 

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