All of you firemen are so loved and respected! Thank you for your service to all!
rjnaef said:
Thanks Sir I have to have my hands fixed b4 I can get out anywhere. But still have my helmet and yellow shirt still smells like fire lolz
tntlamb said:Well if you ever come to oir town during fire season rjnaef wear your yellow shirt if you still have it. you won't pay for drink orfood.I love your action thank you.
Is this the area, lamb?
Hi Lamb. So glad you & your family are ok. I am however very sorry for any stress you have gone though as a result of some one of this group. I am not on here for long periods of time. I jump on once or twice a day & hop off. I apologize for not seeing what was going on. The times I have been on, I always enjoyed reading your posts or replies to others. As I recently told someone, you are the most jovial person I know here. I am a native New Yorker & we are very up front & opinionated. Even though I have not lived there in many years, I am still the same person today. So I appreciate your straight forward approach. Looks like from what I have read from the responses here, you have the support of many. Don't let the remarks of one or two dissuade you from what so many here love & appreciate about you.
Wishing you & your family ALL the best. Will be keeping you & your family in my prayers as well. Sending some ((( ))) hugs your way as well.... I am sure you could use some. :)
Lamb,
my thoughts are with you and the family at this awful time......and there you are still trying to cheer us up. Keep up the good work, and as moderator you do a very good job (my opinion). Advice is given, and taken, but it is not mandatory it is a choice. And yes it can be that simple (as what works for one does not work for another, which most of us are aware of on here)
All the best to you and yours
That be the bad one. We are in the Turah area. We had three fires around our home the closest came with in a half mile (considering the Lolo Creek fire ran several miles in less than a hour last night. that's close enough) Our three fires came from the same lightening storm. The only difference in all honesty is that ours were discovered several hours earlier and were attacked on Sunday. The Lolo Creek Fires was discoveerd (there were several but they burned into one) late Sunday and nothing could be done until Monday
SK said:
Thanks Jen Welcome as the new Moderator.
I have learned from you, but I think we all have circumstances that get the best of us. With these fires, you have your hands full! The deadlines for classes bring on stress also. PsA flares while under stress. Please take care of yourself! You are needed safe and sound.