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Proudly Supporting The United States Armed Forces!!
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Lord, Please Bless Our Troops, They're fighting for our Freedom.
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Prayers going up
Aloha Lauren!
Evening Lauren and thanks for tonight’s Road Trip!!
Thanks, unique, for the road trippers!
~ Road Trip: Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida ~
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One of my favorite stories is about the Texas rancher who was doing agricultural consulting for a farmer in Germany. He asked the German farmer about the size of his property, to which he replied, “About a mile square.” When the German asked the Texan about the size of his ranch, the rancher explained that if he got in his pick-up truck at dawn and drove until sunset he would still be on his ranch. Not to be outdone, the farmer replied, “I used to have an old truck like that!”
All joking aside, it’s important to have the right perspective. Unfortunately, the Christians in Laodicea had the wrong perspective about wealth (Rev. 3:14-22). By all appearances, they were rich. They had plenty of earthly goods and thought they needed nothing—not even Jesus. But Jesus had a different perspective. In spite of their material prosperity, He saw that they were “wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked” (v.17). So He invited them to become truly rich by seeking what only He could provide: purity, character, righteousness, and wisdom.
Let’s not make the Laodicean mistake. Instead, let’s keep our perspective right about what it means to be rich. True wealth is not measured by what you have but by who you are in Christ.
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Lamh Foistenach Abu! 
Good Evening everybody! It is Spring Break, so I have had a lot of cancellations. As a result, I have been able to practice more and become a better musician. Today I sight read Beethoven and Clementi Sonatinas for almost three hours. I topped it off with Mozart’s Sonata in C, something I have not attempted in its entirety before. It was a little clunky, but I made it through!
This may not sound like much to a Classical Musician, but I am a Rock Musician who plays by ear. I have only taught myself how to read music in the past few years, and so this was a very special day for me.
Next stop...Beethoven’s Pathetique Sonata! A big scary piece with a lot of notes.
Evening Lauren, Hugs
Daddy worked at Tyndall from around 1949 until 53 when they laid off nearly the entire civilian work force. I was only a 5 or 6 year old kid but every now and then he would let me go to work with him.
It was fascinating watching those jets take off and land. After a couple of years selling insurance, Daddy got back on at Eglin and worked there until he retired.
Happy anniversary, ya crazy kids.
I did my NCO Academy there! Great Base!
Howdy, (((Lauren)))
Long time, no see! I have missed you! Hope you are well...and
hope you are going to be at the shoot this fall!
Funny thing....my son just returned from Tindall...he attended
the NCO Academy there in preparation for promotion to Master Sgt. :)
He liked it and would love to be stationed there and to work
at the Rescue Control Center that has been moved there from
Langley in Virginia! He worked for them in VA and loved the work.
Good Evening, Ladies! Just checking in tonight quicklike!
