May this next year be the year of the Patriot!
God bless you all and stay safe.
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Happy New Year!!
May this next year be the year of the Patriot!
God bless you all and stay safe.
Prepare for the worst, hope for the best
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And a year of justice.Originally Posted by 91CavGT
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Bah......humbug.
Somebody had to.
Μολὼν λαβέ (Molon labe), “Come and get them!”
Nobody owes you anything. You're only entitled to what you worked for.
"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings." - Optimus Prime
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Happy New Year. Out with the old, in with the new. I pray the Lord's blessings on us all, and on our Country, and that 2021 will be a much better year.
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May YEHOVAH bless, guide and protect you all.TGM
By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail. Ben Franklin
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HappyNewYear!!
Live Free or Die
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Happy New Year. May it be a whole lot better than the last one
Greater love hath no man than this, That a man lay down his life for a friend.
John 15:13
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I keep seeing about how terrible 2020 was. Overall, the only bad thing that really happened was a media plague. Numbers don't support anything else, and there were far more abortion deaths than la rona, and total deaths in US similar to any other year. Only media the difference.
Once on safari in deepest darkest Afganistan we ran out of Gin, and were compelled to survive on food and water for several days.
I typically carry a flask of vodka for snakebites. I also carry a small snake.- W. C. Fields
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Happy New Year All! I have little complaint for 2020.
First and foremost, my life was saved from cancer,
We have our new home, water well etc....and all debts are paid off.
Not a bad year for us!
Making good people helpless, doesn't make bad people harmless!
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I have to say it could have had a much better start for me. My mom passed away Dec 30th. She was 91, would have been 92 on march 16th. But although our hearts are heavy, it wasn't really a grieving time as much a the celebration of a life fully and well lived. Mom had been in failing health for a number of years. Her mind had just about gone, and my brother had to put her in a nursing home about a year and a half ago. But mom is in a much better place now. She waited almost 23 years to join daddy, who passed away in February, 1998. They're together again now, praising our Lord and Savior in person. And the thought came to me during the service: I kind of wonder if King Solomon wasn't given a vision of my mom all those centuries ago, for when he described the attributes of a virtuous woman in Proverbs 31:10 - 31, he described my mom almost perfectly.
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