Thanks for checking in….sorry I missed birthday…your belated card is on its way..checking in!! 🫨life is crazy I miss just plinking the day away on a day offbut I've gone out pheasant and quail hunting lately a few times. My lady roasted a pheasant that I got. And she loved itmy house still needs more work but it's been dang cold. Need to work on my car too I have got to show off my pellet slingers to a few people though. Only one new really what the potential they have*caliber,velocity, stealthy essence everyone loved the silencers thinking about plinking in the sun helps keep me.warm too
Hi toastychecking in!! 🫨life is crazy I miss just plinking the day away on a day offbut I've gone out pheasant and quail hunting lately a few times. My lady roasted a pheasant that I got. And she loved itmy house still needs more work but it's been dang cold. Need to work on my car too I have got to show off my pellet slingers to a few people though. Only one new really what the potential they have*caliber,velocity, stealthy essence everyone loved the silencers thinking about plinking in the sun helps keep me.warm too
My Mother-in-law had Stage 4 breast cancer, It's been 25 years snce her surgery and last chemo, there is hope.Sorry to hear that. My dad is a C survivor. Colon cancer. They took all of his lower intestine save 11". He has had a colostomy bag since I can remember. His was a direct result of agent orange from Vietnam War. He's 70 now, but had the C when he was 27. They removed some and it came back, so they just took everything to be safe. They did it differently back then I guess.
He's had 31 surgeries over the years due to the Agent doing all sorts of crap to his body. Open heart surgery for a hole that formed in his heart was another one of the big ones. Took his left kidney from a tumor from the Agent.
Sued the government over how they tried to hide all that was going on. We lived in the slums til I was 9 because he couldn't work most of the time and my mom did what she could raising 3 kids and having a sick husband. They won their settlement and it changed everything. The government finally paid him out a nice chunk of change, paid off all his medical bills, gave him a full retirement pension with with annual cost of living increases, full medical benefits.
He's been in better health these days, but he's a small and frail man now from all that crap. He doesn't show it though, and tries his hardest to do all he can. It's true, once a marine ALWAYS a marine. Hardest thing I had to ever see was when my mom died from a massive heart attack and he revived her, just for the Lord to take her that night when they were trying to stint her up. Her dying was hard to see, but seeing him cry and beg for them to let him take her home was devastating.
Cancer survivors are some of the toughest people walking this Earth. You have stared death in the face and told him NOPE, and you're going to do it again. You're stronger than anyone can ever know.
I don't do it often enough, but I will pray for you Mark, and for Toasty.
I understand man. I lived off for with just the basics for 3 years. Keep your head up.Spring around the corner.... I can't wait to get back to gardening...I have electronic everything no gas or running water. But I have people around that let me use the shower and do laundry. Can't do much but survive right now
Good to hear you Toasty , we ALL have missed your posts .I'm still kicking and screaming forgot my.login info took a while to figure.it out. Almost have all the parts and pieces to finish up the plumbing ordeal before it gets turned on. Been 6 months in here🫨
Had to hibernateGood to hear you Toasty , we ALL have missed your posts .
Stan in KY
Now to shed this winter coatYou survived the winter Toasty!!
Great to hear from you again.
Wow…glad you’re back, and still kicking.I'm still kicking and screaming forgot my.login info took a while to figure.it out. Almost have all the parts and pieces to finish up the plumbing ordeal before it gets turned on. Been 6 months in here🫨