[appalachian_dweller]

Climbing clears the mind. Yes it can be scary, but watching birds fly around below you is quite a sight to see.

Your right about TM. My friends are constantly amazed that I know of what threats are current. I've become used to the phrase 'I haven't seen anything about that on the news'.

I depend on TM to get info on the latest threats, BOLOs, and preparedness lists. We've become an online community watching out for each other via info dissemination.

The key to survival is knowing what's REALLY going on.

[nw_arizona_granny]

LOL, you have chosen a good dog, I had one, KING, fantastic dog, came from the pound.

Would go out the upstairs windows and guard the house from the roof...

The neighbors said it was a regular patrol, with all areas of the property checked.

My daughter, a teenager, had a boyfriend, that I did not want in the house, King made sure he left soon, I would come home and see a wet spot in front of the couch.

Seems he would wet on the boys feet, for setting too close to my daughter, which got rid of the boy.......

There was no way that King would leave a wet spot in the house, not even if he had to knock you out of the way when the door opened, except when 'that' boy visited..

Someone stole him.

So when you hug Clyde, for me, call him King.