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That'll teach that critter to mess with buried cable...
Need to include "Don't back patrol vehicle into junction box"
Nice one CZ!
Well I did not make it to church today because last night I went to a big fund raising event at a church for an up-coming international convention in San Antonio. A group of girls asked me to go. It was funny and fun. People came from all over the state to be in the production. They had song, dance, and comedy and changed identity in skits. One person was Tammy Faye Faker and sang a gospel. But I had to reflect because she had been my best friend during the trials. She was funny and I told her we would wind up in the nursing home together someday. But God has plans for us that we might not have originally planned. I am just so grateful for the path he has given me today.
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