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Nothing soothes your soul and aching bones more than a dip in the warm salt waters of the Gulf. And it is free

My mother was baptized at this spot more than 100 years ago. 1921.

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I'm on my way. Don't tell the wife!
 
Any shock in the waste fraud and abuse these days?

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That is a high-end Charger and NOT a cop car... (Snapped that at a red light today.) Nah, nothing to see here.
Probably not but the news coming out of California today will shake some people up.

Silicon Valley Bank collapse sends tech startups scrambling​

A $250 billion dollar bank is in receivership. This bank financed new tech startups. Even CNN is worried about this.

Joe Biden Your Economy Is Shakey
 
Probably not but the news coming out of California today will shake some people up.

Silicon Valley Bank collapse sends tech startups scrambling​

A $250 billion dollar bank is in receivership. This bank financed new tech startups. Even CNN is worried about this.

Joe Biden Your Economy Is Shakey

So much, and I mean SO MUCH government/ corporate theft. Yes, government employees and corporations are still in the government bailout business. The government gives TONS of money to an entity, they go bankrupt nearly immediately. Where is all the cash from the government??? Does it ever get recouped??? NOPE...pick a solar company. Many, many others are in it. Do they ever have to stand to account??? Yeah after twenty or thirty years... No one pays their dues any longer, they just steal it and go about their servitude lives where they are treated like kings....

I will stop for today. Cleaning and arranging for our move at the end of the month. (If the Lord doesn't take me home...)
 
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How many of the D League have been to this spot and had your picture taken. The Conch Republic is strong.

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I haven't made it that far south in FL yet. I'm not sure if it's worth it or not. Seems pretty touristy.

Edit: Since I didn't check in this morning....it's babysitting day here so entertaining (and being entertained) by the niece.
 
I haven't made it that far south in FL yet. I'm not sure if it's worth it or not. Seems pretty touristy.

Edit: Since I didn't check in this morning....it's babysitting day here so entertaining (and being entertained) by the niece.

Key West is a unique place. It once was the largest city in Florida. It is one of the few places you can see the sun come up over the water and the sun set over the water. The food is excellent and if you are into bars they have some of the best around. Sloppy Joes was the favorite of Ernest Hemingway and his house is a tourist attraction and museum.

So much to do, so I am providing this video that highlights a few things. My favorite place was Fort Zackary Taylor State Park.

 
Key West is a unique place. It once was the largest city in Florida. It is one of the few places you can see the sun come up over the water and the sun set over the water. The food is excellent and if you are into bars they have some of the best around. Sloppy Joes was the favorite of Ernest Hemingway and his house is a tourist attraction and museum.

So much to do, so I am providing this video that highlights a few things. My favorite place was Fort Zackary Taylor State Park.

SC, if you're out on most places on the ocean, say on a boat, can't you see the sun come up over the water and set over the water?
 

Rush Limbaugh’s Widow Sells The Palm Beach, Florida Home For Record $155 MILLION.​

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Limbaugh acquired the main house for $3.9 million in 1998. The property features a private beach, a large fountain, a pool, a putting green, a library, and an elevator. It has 15 bedrooms and 14.5 bathrooms

Largest Residential Sale in Palm Beach History
 
I just noticed that a D-League post I wrote this morning somehow didn't reach the thread. That's okay. Nothing much has changed.

My son got home from LExington overnight, and I'm glad to have him here.

Big game for the Cats tonight. I guess I have a ways to go to trust this bunch, but one way or the other, 'Let the Madness begin.'

I was delighted to see North Carolina wiped out last night and lose any realistic chance for the tournament. For Pre-Season #1 to None and Done. Good riddance.

Hope it is (was) a good day for all of you.
 
I just noticed that a D-League post I wrote this morning somehow didn't reach the thread. That's okay. Nothing much has changed.

My son got home from LExington overnight, and I'm glad to have him here.

Big game for the Cats tonight. I guess I have a ways to go to trust this bunch, but one way or the other, 'Let the Madness begin.'

I was delighted to see North Carolina wiped out last night and lose any realistic chance for the tournament. For Pre-Season #1 to None and Done. Good riddance.

Hope it is (was) a good day for all of you.

unc was a two seed, didn't you hear? ;)
 
We need another Rush. I do not see one on the horizon...
He was once in a lifetime. IMO Best radio personality in history. I listened for 32 years and he never once raised his voice or got into a heated argument with a caller. He did not call them names. He just reviewed the news, told us his feelings about it and told us what would happen.

I have a bunch of his parody CD's. Hilarious
 
I posted a story on the Is There A God thread. I will change a bit and repost. Ever hear of Billy Sunday? Billy was a pro baseball player in the 1880's time frame. During that time, baseball was played by rough and tumble people. It was beneath genteel people to watch a baseball game. billy quit baseball to become an evangelist. Billy had a teammate named Ed Williamson. Ed was one of baseballs top stars of the day.

Billy told of a time a group of players were on a ship crossing the English Channel. A great storm came up and the captain thought the ship would sink. Ed tied two life pre servers on himself and one to his wife. Ed then fell to his knees and prayed to God. He said he would be true if he survived. God spoke and the waves subsided.
They arrived back in the USA and Ed went to Chicago and opened a saloon on Dearborn Street. Billy said he would come to Chicago and come to Eds saloon while passing out tickets to the YMCA meetings. Billy said Ed would cry like a baby and he would pray for him and talk to him. He said when Ed died, they cut him open and his liver was so big it would not fit in a candy bucket. His kidneys were so shriveled they were like two stones.
 
I posted a story on the Is There A God thread. I will change a bit and repost. Ever hear of Billy Sunday? Billy was a pro baseball player in the 1880's time frame. During that time, baseball was played by rough and tumble people. It was beneath genteel people to watch a baseball game. billy quit baseball to become an evangelist. Billy had a teammate named Ed Williamson. Ed was one of baseballs top stars of the day.

Billy told of a time a group of players were on a ship crossing the English Channel. A great storm came up and the captain thought the ship would sink. Ed tied two life pre servers on himself and one to his wife. Ed then fell to his knees and prayed to God. He said he would be true if he survived. God spoke and the waves subsided.
They arrived back in the USA and Ed went to Chicago and opened a saloon on Dearborn Street. Billy said he would come to Chicago and come to Eds saloon while passing out tickets to the YMCA meetings. Billy said Ed would cry like a baby and he would pray for him and talk to him. He said when Ed died, they cut him open and his liver was so big it would not fit in a candy bucket. His kidneys were so shriveled they were like two stones.
Very familiar with Billy Sunday. My father and grandfather told me many stories about him including his days as a baseball player and evangelist. He was a legend in those days.

Some of the greatest sermons in American history were preached by Billy Sunday and he preached for millions and millions over his life. He was hell fire and brimstone.
 
I just noticed that a D-League post I wrote this morning somehow didn't reach the thread. That's okay. Nothing much has changed.

My son got home from LExington overnight, and I'm glad to have him here.

Big game for the Cats tonight. I guess I have a ways to go to trust this bunch, but one way or the other, 'Let the Madness begin.'

I was delighted to see North Carolina wiped out last night and lose any realistic chance for the tournament. For Pre-Season #1 to None and Done. Good riddance.

Hope it is (was) a good day for all of you.

I can never count UNC out of the tournament with anything less than a .500 record. They are such a media darling.
 
I posted a story on the Is There A God thread. I will change a bit and repost. Ever hear of Billy Sunday? Billy was a pro baseball player in the 1880's time frame. During that time, baseball was played by rough and tumble people. It was beneath genteel people to watch a baseball game. billy quit baseball to become an evangelist. Billy had a teammate named Ed Williamson. Ed was one of baseballs top stars of the day.

Billy told of a time a group of players were on a ship crossing the English Channel. A great storm came up and the captain thought the ship would sink. Ed tied two life pre servers on himself and one to his wife. Ed then fell to his knees and prayed to God. He said he would be true if he survived. God spoke and the waves subsided.
They arrived back in the USA and Ed went to Chicago and opened a saloon on Dearborn Street. Billy said he would come to Chicago and come to Eds saloon while passing out tickets to the YMCA meetings. Billy said Ed would cry like a baby and he would pray for him and talk to him. He said when Ed died, they cut him open and his liver was so big it would not fit in a candy bucket. His kidneys were so shriveled they were like two stones.
Don't know why he quit baseball to be an evangelist. In those days, they didn't play baseball on Sunday. What's the problem?
 
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