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AncientSword

AncientSword

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Hello everyone and Merry Christmas!

I haven’t logged in here for about two years. I’ve been through two floods from hurricanes since 2022 and my Airgun stuff is all in storage. My house should be finished with rehab in the next few months, so I figured I can start looking at Airgun stuff again! It’s torture to come on the forum with no possibility of participating for me.

Hope you all have a great New Year, I’m looking forward to it!
 
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AncientSword said:
Hello everyone and Merry Christmas!

I haven’t logged in here for about two years. I’ve been through two floods from hurricanes since 2022 and my Airgun stuff is all in storage. My house should be finished with rehab in the next few months, so I figured I can start looking at Airgun stuff again! It’s torture to come on the forum with no possibility of participating for me.

Hope you all have a great New Year, I’m looking forward to it!
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Glad you’re back…living in PG right on the water isn’t always great. I feel your pain. Stay strong, and keep up the fight! Hope you had a very Merry Christmas and Good Luck in the new year. John
 
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Well it has been a tough year for my daughter-in-law. Just before Christmas her father took our grandson up to Maine to see some relatives, at a restaurant he had a heart attack, someone did cpr, got him to a hospital and he had bypass surgery. A day or so later he suffered a massive stroke. My son and his family live in Madison, Ms, the daughter and her mother went up to Maine to be there for the surgery. In the meantime my son had decided to come over to E Texas to see us for Christmas, He had just gotten here after about a 7 hour drive when we got word of the stroke. We convinced him he needed to head up there to be with his wife and son, so he had a quick lunch and turned around and headed back after calling and making airline reservations for the next day. Anyway, things stabilized and they got the gentleman back home to Natchez, Ms, and into a hospital and then a rehab center, and having problems moved him a few times during the year. Last week my son said that his father-in-law had had another stroke and they were getting him stabilized then bringing him home under hospice. Christmas morning my son called and said he had died at 7am. Not a very happy Christmas for that family.
 
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