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MN.Militia said:
There's an outfit called Grindstone Ministries. Guys with construction & other skills, offering relief to victims of natural disasters. Whether you need their help or want to assist, they're well worth checking out! Guy that runs it is a real patriot and solid Christian. Based out of Oklahoma, but they work nationwide.
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Thanks. We take care of ourselves here brother. Through many floods and bouts with misery we figure it out with no assistance.

And at the moment I’ve had my fill of religious people. No offense meant to religious people.
 
We dodged a bullet this time, the storm system just brushed us with some rain. Feeling lucky.

Our weather lady
 

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Good morning,

We're getting ready for church and this is what I see out my window.

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Yes, lovely springtime weather. ;)

@Belt Fed, you and the Mrs. are in my prayers. @Bassbob, I agree, some "religious" people are hard to take. Having a true relationship with Jesus Christ is the important part. There is a difference. Blessing to you and yours, brother.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
BassCliff said:
Good morning,

We're getting ready for church and this is what I see out my window.

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Yes, lovely springtime weather. ;)

@Belt Fed, you and the Mrs. are in my prayers. @Bassbob, I agree, some "religious" people are hard to take. Having a true relationship with Jesus Christ is the important part. There is a difference. Blessing to you and yours, brother.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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I see dinner 🙂. 🪿🪿
 
This was actually yesterday but am now posting. Out of the blue, my wife said she wanted to go to the range and do a little shooting. Since it had been a long while since she shot last, I said let's go! I wasn't set up or ready to take any of my guns to the range, so I was just her magazine loader. She brought both her S&W EZ 9mm and .380 along. I had to make sure I kept ammo and magazines separate so they wouldn't accidently get mixed together. She shot around 200 rounds of 9mm, and around 100 rounds of .380. She has severe arthritis in her hands, and the EZ pistols are a lot easier for her to rack the slide. I'm trying to convince her to check out a S&W Equalizer. I shot 1 magazine out of each but she shot the rest. I was just there for morale support and loading magazines! lol
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OldGrunt said:
This was actually yesterday but am now posting. Out of the blue, my wife said she wanted to go to the range and do a little shooting. Since it had been a long while since she shot last, I said let's go! I wasn't set up or ready to take any of my guns to the range, so I was just her magazine loader. She brought both her S&W EZ 9mm and .380 along. I had to make sure I kept ammo and magazines separate so they wouldn't accidently get mixed together. She shot around 200 rounds of 9mm, and around 100 rounds of .380. She has severe arthritis in her hands, and the EZ pistols are a lot easier for her to rack the slide. I'm trying to convince her to check out a S&W Equalizer. I shot 1 magazine out of each but she shot the rest. I was just there for morale support and loading magazines! lolView attachment 78022
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Good times when the wife wants to go shooting
 
Belt Fed said:
Sittin in the er with the wife again
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rcurtner said:
Damn Belt Fed sorry you and the wife are having a hard time. My Mrs has had to deal with my er visits over past 3 years. Sure hope and pray y'all get some relief real soon.
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I'm sorry that Belt Fed and recurtner are having a hard time, but both of you are there giving your wives total support which is what good husbands do. Several weeks ago my sweetheart suffered a heart attack at home and died in my arms while I was doing chest compressions. The EMTs did their best to revive her and took her to the ER where the docs told me what I already knew when I arrived. I'll pray for positive outcomes for your wives and for the man upstairs to give the both of you the strenght to weather life's trials.
 
Recusant said:
I'm sorry that Belt Fed and recurtner are having a hard time, but both of you are there giving your wives total support which is what good husbands do. Several weeks ago my sweetheart had a heart attack at home and died in my arms while I was doing chest compressions. The EMTs did their best to revive her and took her to the ER where the docs told me what I already knew when I arrived. I'll pray for positive outcomes for your wives and for the man upstairs to give the both of you the strenght to weather life's trials.
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I know how you feel! My lady died similarly although it started off slow with coughing and difficulty breathing. Living only 10 minutes out in the country and driving 120 mph was still too far... ended up doing CPR on the roadside with a deputy who showed up like an angel, but it wasn't enough... 2 years after & I'm still destroyed at the thought of it all. 😭
 
BassCliff said:
Good morning,

We're getting ready for church and this is what I see out my window.

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Yes, lovely springtime weather. ;)

@Belt Fed, you and the Mrs. are in my prayers. @Bassbob, I agree, some "religious" people are hard to take. Having a true relationship with Jesus Christ is the important part. There is a difference. Blessing to you and yours, brother.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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We also got snow last night, with a chance of more thru this week.

Most should stay above the valley florr, but the more the better up in the hills (aka Mountains).
 
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