If one F-117 is neat how about nine of em.
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alfa6 ;>}
Posted on 10/14/2006 8:13:16 PM PDT by snippy_about_it
If one F-117 is neat how about nine of em.
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
Me too!
Thanks
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Letter to John Kerry
If you are a fan of Bill Whittle his latest is up "Seeing the Unseen" (Click Here)
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alfa6 ;>}
November 7, 2006
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O Death, where is your sting? O Hades, where is your victory? —1 Corinthians 15:55
As I waited outside the Intensive Care Unit for changes in the condition of a loved one, I was reminded that death affects all of us: old and young, male and female, rich and poor.
In 1 Thessalonians 4, the apostle Paul comforted those who mourned the death of their loved ones. He told them that excessive grief resulted from being uninformed. Weeping for our loss is good, but we need not weep like those who have no hope. Instead, we must rely on three certainties of death.
The first certainty is that the soul does not die. The souls of departed believers are with the Lord (v.14). They have retired from this problematic world, and they “sleep in Jesus.”
Second, Jesus will come for every believer. Whether a Christian is alive on earth or asleep in death, Jesus will return for all His children (vv.16-17).
Third, there will be a joyous reunion. “Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord” (v.17).
Knowing these certainties brings comfort to believers when their friends and loved ones depart. Although we are separated from them for a while, we will meet again in the presence of our Lord.
I brought the rain back with me from Alabama last Friday.
Ya'll 'R welcome. LOL
Howdy. Waiting for my next job. Might be next week, might be right after Thanksgiving. Interesting.
Yer back in TX eh. I missed the early voting, so went today. God grief! I waited 45 minutes. Msdrby went after I did and waited an hour.
Too bad the only choices are: Liberal, Socialist, Communist, or "What the heck for?"
Althought it wasn't marked as such, I voted straight ticket for the "Lesser Of All Evils" party.
Enjoy your new home in Jaw-juh - it's really a great place. Everyone needs a little downhome and it sounds like you're adjusting just fine to rural living.
Here's a tip: Tractor Supply!
Well back to the log splitter once it gets daylight
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alfa6 ;>}
Had I realized that being a "boomer" was a volunteer position during basic, I probably would have done it.
Hi ya'll. Yep, back home again.
Amazing the voter turnout even here in this little bitty town. I'm not trying to make light of ya'll's crowd by saying this, it is just a reflection of the heavy turnout. I've never had more than 2 people ahead of me in line to vote here. I have also been a poll watcher in several elections here and never seen lines except at hours before work, during lunch hour or after people got off work. Yesterday, I went at 3:30 in the afternoon to avoid the rush times. There were 6 people seated and voting and 7 people in line ahead of me. After I finished with my ballot, there were over a dozen people in line and still several seated and voting. It was just weird.
I was hoping that was an indication that Americans were showing up to support the nation and our principles. Today, I am sad, concerned and disgusted as everyone else. I stayed up till 2AM watching returns and was just sick. I know, preaching to the choir here.
One thought that hits me real deep in the gut is how so many people show this kind of disrespect to our fighting men and women. This is equivalent to the spitting in the face from years past. I'm just revolted by it. Just sick.
On a lighter note, I'm on my way to the range to take out some frustration. Work on my personal home security skills. After yesterday, it seems like something more needful than ever. ~sigh~
huh! The current President of Texas A&M takes Rummy's place!
God Bless him. He's in my prayers already.
Heard the news on BAP this morning. And once again I was happy with the smoothness of the handling of the situation by our president. Immediate announcement of the replacement as a daily part of business. Mr. Gates is gonna be in our prayers a lot for the next coupla years I think.
The Aggies here came rushing to let me know this.
LOL .....and then you'll arrive back at the homestead! (gotta love them aggies for stickin' tagather) :-)
LOL. We love it here and we've been to Tractor Supply already! Thank you for the well wishes. It's good to be a southerner.
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