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From: Powder Springs, East TN
Scott its glad to see your back brother! I am glad to see you rode it through okay. Sorry to hear about your daughter getting hit but atleast she is okay. Hopefully the plant doesn't require you taking off up to OH I am sure Susan won't like that one, glad to see you back brother. If you need anything just give us a buzz.
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From: Dallas-Ft. Worth
Welcome back, brother!! It's times like this I wish I was home the most. Some of my guys went down to help, and honestly, I would reather be home, helping my fellow Texans and Americans through hurricane recovery than being here. I know there's important work here, but to me, nothing is more important than helping our own. That's one lesson I took from Katrina that I hadn't anticipated. Yeah, it was crappy at first -- no showers for a week, working until you drop, just to get up and start again when you wake up.... But you never loose sight of why you're there, and that's hard to keep in mind over here sometimes.
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Joined: May 2007
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From: Flagstaff, Arizona
Welcome back, brother!! It's times like this I wish I was home the most. Some of my guys went down to help, and honestly, I would reather be home, helping my fellow Texans and Americans through hurricane recovery than being here. I know there's important work here, but to me, nothing is more important than helping our own. That's one lesson I took from Katrina that I hadn't anticipated. Yeah, it was crappy at first -- no showers for a week, working until you drop, just to get up and start again when you wake up.... But you never loose sight of why you're there, and that's hard to keep in mind over here sometimes.
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Cut & Shoot, Texas
Welcome back, brother!! It's times like this I wish I was home the most. Some of my guys went down to help, and honestly, I would reather be home, helping my fellow Texans and Americans through hurricane recovery than being here. I know there's important work here, but to me, nothing is more important than helping our own. That's one lesson I took from Katrina that I hadn't anticipated. Yeah, it was crappy at first -- no showers for a week, working until you drop, just to get up and start again when you wake up.... But you never loose sight of why you're there, and that's hard to keep in mind over here sometimes.
My hat is off to them.
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From: Cut & Shoot, Texas
Thought I would post up a few pics from around our house and Willis. I took tons of pics and am still going through them all but here's a few:
This is of a real estate office in town:
Tree in neighbor's yard:
Grilling boudin and warming up some Wolf Chili for a late night snack. Hey, I had been drinking tequila and I didn't want that boudin to go bad!
FEMA survival package. 50#s of ice, a case of civilian MREs and a case of water.
Tree in my back yard.
While waiting in line for diesel, the power trucks form North Carolina roll into town.
Making sausage and shrimp jambalaya. Yes, I can cook anything, anywhere...
I have some more that I will post up later, if you guys want to see them.
This is of a real estate office in town:
Tree in neighbor's yard:
Grilling boudin and warming up some Wolf Chili for a late night snack. Hey, I had been drinking tequila and I didn't want that boudin to go bad!
FEMA survival package. 50#s of ice, a case of civilian MREs and a case of water.
Tree in my back yard.
While waiting in line for diesel, the power trucks form North Carolina roll into town.
Making sausage and shrimp jambalaya. Yes, I can cook anything, anywhere...
I have some more that I will post up later, if you guys want to see them.
