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My brother becoming a firefighter

Tasty mango slices. Thanks Cindy!

mail it to me

I might try that. Thanks,

This is poncirrus trifoliata, but it has a bunch of names. Known for its cold hardiness in the northeast. They are, and it could be the same but I've never heard it called that.

Tuna melt.

Maybe have an older male relative or someone close that you trust meet with him (not confrontationally, just to meet with him). Sometimes having another person in the picture changes dynamics. No amount of money is worth working for someone you don't trust with your basic safety.

Pork flavored nachos

There's a hardy lemon tree in my back yard that is full of bitter, golf ball sized fruit. Pretty cool plant. Makes decent orange-ade.

I find it interesting that love was not really mentioned in the Old Testament much, if ever. Yet it was clearly the spirit of the law in some respects, with adultery and murder, etc. People had common sense I guess, or more of a relationship with the Lord.

I had just gotten set up to weld tie bars on a spreader chain (running the first few beads, and noticing the weld metal wasn't adhering to the chain well). My brother (who doesn't weld) called out of the blue and told me, harrassingly, when I picked up the phone to "switch the polarity on the...

A man named Cal trudged along a dirt road, knocking on each door on his list as he went. "Hello, I am taking a poll for the Department of High Things and I wanted to talk to you about airplanes for a minute." Through the crack in the door, a man stared back at him. "No." The man intoned...

Lately I've been assembling and learning to use a scythe. How many things are there in the world that can still be bought (in mass) from real-world craftspeople? Especially at a fair price. My socks are impressed off by the quality of this thing. Steam-bent in Tracy City, Tennessee from American...