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Our Flag Flying Proudly One Nation Under God
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Lord, Please Bless Our Troops, They're fighting for our Freedom.
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God Bless Our Republic
I pledge allegiance to the Flag
of the United States of America,
and to the Republic, for which it stands;
one nation UNDER GOD,
indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.
Prayers going up
With the hope of winning a record jackpot of $640 million, Americans spent an estimated $1.5 billion on tickets in a multistate lottery in early 2012. The odds of winning were a staggering 1 in 176 million, but people stood in lines at grocery stores, gas stations, and cafes to buy a chance to become rich. Something inside us makes us think more money will solve our problems and improve our lives.
A man identified in the Bible as Agur had a different perspective on riches when he asked God to grant him two requests before he died.
First, he said, Remove falsehood and lies far from me (Prov. 30:8). Integrity is a key to living without anxiety. When we have nothing to hide, we have nothing to fear. Deceit enslaves; honesty liberates. Second, he said, Give me neither poverty nor richesfeed me with the food allotted to me (v.8). Contentment springs from trusting God as our supplier and gratefully accepting what He provides. Agur said of the Creator that He established all the ends of the earth. . . . He is a shield to those who put their trust in Him (vv.4-5).
Integrity and contentment are riches of the soul that are available to all. Our Lord is pleased to give these treasures to everyone who asks.
Read: Proverbs 30:1-9
Nice base.
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Good evening, Lauren! (((hugs)))
Great road trip to Nebraska!
Hope you’ve had a good week and work is slowing down just a bit! :)
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Good evening to all the Canteen folks. Just a check in for now.
The planes in your pic are Cobra Ball which also flies out of Offutt.
I'm sure it's all different now, but the building looks the same from the outside. Different missile out front though.
I was stationed at Offutt AFB in the 1980s as an Airborne Command Post Communications Equipment Repairman.
Thanks for bringing back some memories! I would say, “Good times,” but I’d be lying. The cold winters really sucked. And, tornado season was just plain wicked.
I was working in an EC-135 on the flight-line one day when it started rocking and rolling. Afterwards, I climbed down the hatch and looked around. Our plane was about 50 feet from where it had been and all the other planes on the flight-line were all cattywompus, too. Turns out, a small tornado had walked right down the center of the flight-line! [nervous LOL] Funny thing was, not a single plane was damaged. Go figure!
Anyway, thank goodness I eventually got sent to Hickam AFB, Hawaii! Now, those were REALLY some good times!
Cheers!
Once again it's time for the
Good morning, Everyone.
Good morning to our
A W E S O M E
military, our allies, and their families
Thank you, Lauren, for preparing the Canteen for todays activities.
DC Metroland Weather
~ Today...A drenching rain tapering to a few showers late.
Thunder possible. High 58F.
SSW winds shifting to NW at 10 to 15 mph.
1 to 2 inches of rain expected.
~ Tonight... Generally clear. Low 37F.
Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.
Yup, we're getting rain.
Good on one hand, not so on the other.
FYI - I had to order new laptop and it is on it's way
but them and me are on a race to the finish...
meaning will it get here before I have to post the FRiday thread?
Going to make my rounds quickly this morning and then dive back into work.
I'm almost caught up (at least until the boss comes in)
and may have more time tomorrow.
With that being said...I'm off.
Please stay.
Grab a cup of joe or tasty tea.
The FR Canteen is ALWAYS
O P E N
Come on in and sit for a while.
There's always plenty of coffee, tea,
pancakes, conversation,
silliness, and plain old BS
REMEMBER THEM ~ DEFENDERS OF FREEDOM
BAUDER, JAMES REGINALD
9/21/1966
North Vietnam
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Retired here 1981 as Dir engineering 4000th Space Gp.Was there 62-64 as a space weather officer.
A place I’ve actually been too. Well, we went to the SAC museum next door.
Right by Mr Kitty’s elementary school. The teachers used to have to stop teaching and wait for the B-52’s to go by.